Netflix Instant Queue Fridays: The Nip/Tuck Episode that Made Me Stand and Cheer
I do a lot of work with my hands that I find is just easier if you have some sort of background noise on. For just this reason Netflix is the best thing that has ever happened to my productivity. I can just pick some random bullshit TV series and let it run a few hours without caring too much about quality. However, when I picked Nip/Tuck for a giant project based on the fact a few seasons were fully available, I had no idea what kind of a hellpit I had just crawled into. (more…)
Note: It has become more than obvious that reviewing hentai movies has become a horrible chore every other week, so this week we figure that perhaps we would switch things up and cave in to our large freakish fanboy/girl readerbase’s innermost fantasies, and allow two of the most massively overplayed fanboy/girl anime idols of all time to review this week’s hentai movie: Sephiroth and Aerith. Long since mentioned and obsessed over by unstable teens the world over since Final Fantasy 7 was released eons ago, most of us normal folk have to now be forcefully dragged away from punching a wall at the very mention of them in present day. But this site somehow has a creepy anime kid following, so I suppose it is time we start catering to their whims a bit more. Or at least just this once. So without further ado, let’s get this train-wreck started. 
Looking back at an early FPS game, especially an early console FPS game, is something you really have to take with a grain of salt. For all the crap about how people say FPS games are all the same, it’s still stunning to see just how far they’ve come in their relatively short lifespan. Even more so when you take a step back to days before the haughty days of the PSX, where the art of the FPS was still very much Wild West shit. Developers were essentially given an awesome new genre with no blueprint whatsoever to work with that was on the cutting edge of technology. But sometimes their ideas sadly went above and beyond what the technology of the time was capable of. Killing Time for the 3DO is just such a game.
I apparently mostly only ever have awkward conversations. There must be something about me that is like some sort of magnet for such. I can’t blame Nick W for saying these things though, as I probably would have said the exact same words if I had the chance.
