This week I’m taking a look at one of the few Type Moon anime *not* to come to the US.
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I give a few possible candidates for another approach to adapting anime to live action.
5 Anime That Could Work in Live Action
Mother’s Basement – When Will Hollywood Anime Git Gud
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We return to the Jedi Academy trilogy to see how Luke starts to train his students. Spoilers: Not everything goes well.
Opening Credits: Star Wars Theme from Super Star Wars on the SNES.
Closing Credits: Chiptune Cantina Band from Chiptune Inc. – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJtiGFudFlvYMfjiU1NKJg
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This time the Star Wars Expanded Universe starts to coalesce with the first book of the Jedi Academy Trilogy. Continue reading → Legends of the Force: Episode XII – Jedi Search
This time we’re reviewing the first standalone Star Wars novel of the classic SWEU, with The Truce at Bakura. Continue reading → Legends of the Force: Episode XI – The Truce at Bakura
This time we begin the Legends Expanded Universe as we know it, with the Thrawn Trilogy – Heir to the Empire, Dark Force Rising, and The Last Command – by Timothy Zahn Continue reading → Legends of the Force: Episode 8 – The Thrawn Trilogy
This time I’m taking a look at (chronologically) the first book in the Fafhrd and Grey Mouser series – Swords & Deviltry. Continue reading → Book Review: Swords & Deviltry
This week, in a special episode of Nintendo Power Retrospectives, I’m taking a look at the companion book to the NES Classic all-in-one console, from Prima. Continue reading → Book Review: Playing With Power – Nintendo NES Classics
This time we continue with “The Yakuza Papers” with Part 2 – “Proxy War” Continue reading → Video Review: The Yakuza Papers Part 3 – Proxy War
This time we’re retreading some old ground to get some new Thermal Energy.
I’m starting a new Let’s Play, as the Dragon Age II LP wasn’t really working for various reasons. I’m doing Lost Planet 3 because the game has a more conventional level structure, so it makes it easier to have more conventional chapter stops. Continue reading → Where I Play: Lost Planet 3 – Part 1, Dirty Snowball
This week I have another non-fiction book review, as I take a look at “Fire in The Valley”, a book about the history of the computer industry. Continue reading → Book Review – Fire In The Valley
This week I’m putting together a video with some speculation on Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and how The Prophecy from the prequel trilogy might tie in to the film’s plot (if it comes up at all). This was recorded Thanksgiving Weekend, well before the film came out, as a little sealed envelope – if my predictions are right, then I’m a genius! If I’m wrong, I look like a moron! Either way, you win! Continue reading → Sealed Envelope – Star Wars, The New Era, and The Prophecy
This time I’m revisiting a concept did a video on a few years ago – recommendations for Tabletop RPGs for people who play video games. Continue reading → Tabletop RPGs for Video Game Fans II
My latest review is up, as I give my thoughts on John Scalzi’s Hugo Award nominated book, “Redshirts
The short version – it wasn’t my cup of tea.
