Matt Bellamy

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Guyver: The Bio-Boosted Armor the complete TV series has been announced for release on Blu-Ray disc, on June 22, 2010. I may already own it on DVD... But the Blu-Rays are tempting.

Looks like DA came through on the side of good! Account is now disabled.

Hey folks, this is NOT meant to be a smear campaign, or the go ahead to spam their Deviantart site (Please don't, Dave is having it handled on his own, and you may only hurt his case, along with your own accounts). However, the user account http://evilfx.deviantart.com despite being on there for over a year now, in indeed a false account, created by someone with a personal grudge against David Carpenter. I know a lot of us have fav'd the account, and this is why I brought it up. You see, the real David Carpenter, Evil-Fx, finally started his own account a few months back. The other day, I am sure the few of us who watch the "evilfx" page, noticed a journal go up, saying they are the "real Guyver", and that someone else is pretending to be them. I have confirmed with Dave, and the account under "evilfx" is indeed a fraud. David Carpenters real DA page is http://evil-fx.deviantart.com . Please note the dash between the "evil" and "fx". So, if you do have the old account fav'd, or the few images they did post fav'd, please remove them, and follow the man himself. Thanks Matt Bellamy/GuyverC

I'm currently not sure with White Knight Chronicles... While it was supposed to be a PS3 launch game, the changes they made to make it online kind of dsiturb me a bit too much. The simple fact you have an "Avatar" character to play as, rather than someone actually involved in the story. But I love the armored knights designs, so I'll probably wait until after I read some of the reviews. Besides, I'll probably still be busy with Mass Effect 2 on my 360 ( damn release dates being so close!) Star Ocean I've not bothered with on the 360, and as my console of choice, I'll probably not get the PS3 version either. And as for Final Fantasy 13? I'm not impressed... But then I haven't been impressed by the last 2 or 3 non-MMO Final Fantasy's, so I will be skipping it. However, I am eagerly anticipating more info on FF14...

Unless your a fan of thin plot lines forcing large busted, armored females to fight, and strip each other pretty much every episode... It's best you avoid it. Truthfully it was an H-Game that became too popular for it's own good, but was never hardcore, so they figured a very fan-servicey heavy show would work... And I guess it's fans followed because they have a PSP game that is coming, or is out now.

Now, now, let's not get too carried away... Remember what his signature says… Pretty sure that speaks for him as well =P

japan-legend.com, of which I am also an admin, has up to date chapters of the manga, fully translated to English. They are also the only place to find them translated... So unless we get the raws ourselves and translate them, we will not be uploading Manga chapters. That would be entirely doable. I don't think it would be very frequent, as normally it'd probably only contain updates to the site, chapter information on new stuff... But then I have heard that the Imakarum figure from Max Factory is finally being released... So new news is coming... Pretty much a big no. The series is still being published by Funimation, and the new box sets are super cheap. If you want the 2005 series, please go buy it! As for the older series... Still probably not. You can find it on certain sites like that... you... tube... Probably fits more with the newsletter idea... But the option to buy from the site is probably not going to happen ( too much hassle) Definitely. The Manga, Out of Control, the 12 episode OAV and the 2005 TV series are all separate Guyver universe's. Each will receive it's own section. I don't know about the novels so much, as we don't really have much info on them... but at least the 2005 TV series added some of them to it.

About 2-3 hours for the most part. Sometimes more if it's not a design I know very well, or is really complicated. Ok! =P

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Yeah, I keep on forgetting to sign my pics.

Oooooh, I get to bust out our favorite line that I haven't used in a long time... No Comment

Chibi Dreadnought has a question... Which of the listed update would you like to see the most?

I was pretty disappointed with Mothership Zeta... But at the very least it's the only downloadable content that has a weapon I WANT to use. The Alien Disintegrator is one hell of a gun. And boy did you get a lot of ammo for it up there... AND spares for repairs. No to mention the clip size of 100 shot before reload, but fires with the speed and accuracy of the Plasma Rifle... But with uber power... And the fastest reload time of ALL Fallout 3 weapons. A little overkill yes, but wicked awesome with all the right perks. Point Lookout was better... But I wish it felt more like a side story, than just a bunch of smaller quests that kind of become tangled together. The double barrel shotgun is really useless if you have the Terrible, and the Lever-Action Rifle is cool, but I have plenty of .44 ammo for the Lincoln's Repeater. But shooting the mutated hillbillies was fun. Overall though, both were still more satisfying than Operation Anchorage... Mothership Zeta felt as big as The Pitt, and Point Lookout didn't "feel" as big as Broken Steel... But that's probably because I hadn't found everything in the Capital Wasteland at that point.

I love the fact that this one actually seems to have a normal map, with locations to travel to, at your own leisure. The last 2 ( not including Broken Steel since it used the main map) felt far too linear, and really didn't capture the Fallout experience ( especially Operation Anchorage ) I always found Fallout 3 to be a very "dumbed down" version of Oblivion for the First Person Shooter crowd. Which suits me just fine. But lets not get off topic here, this is a Fallout 3 thread.

Are you talking just for SD Gundam Force? Or anything Gundam in general?

Yeah... It's just a shame that Victory Gundam was such a disappointment financially for Sunrise/Bandai... Despite the fact the V series is one of my favorite designs. The V-Hexa head design, and the V2 and it forms are just awesome. And Uso used his Gundam parts in interesting ways. And yet, I think he was the only good part about Victory... The rest of the designs were just horrible... I still think his best work to date, was the designing of the entire roster of "bad guys" MS from Gundam Wing. Seeing his original designs before they were adapted to the series really shows off how awesome they were supposed to look.

Yes. Yes it can.

Teknoman by far seems to be what most people watched first, but that goes without saying since it was shown on TV. The very nice thing is, the entire Teknoman series on DVD, is usually $20 US or LESS, and comes in one box set. o buy Tekkaman Blade, ypou have to buy 3 sets, and they run about $30 US. Sadly, it does seem that version is only region 1... But that is why they invented Region free players =P

There is 2 versions of Tekkaman Blade: 1. Original Japanese - Uncut, and with subtitles. Officially called "Tekkaman" Blade 2. English Version - Edited, but with english dub. Officially called "Teknoman" ( Note: The DVD release from Media Blasters is NOT the American Dub. It is the UK version, and features a few different voice actors, and actually calling D-Boy "Blade" instead of "Slade". The American version was never shown fully, and is not available) Both are exactly the same series, minus the differences with the editing on the English Dub version. Depends what you prefer, subs or dubs. There is also Tekkaman Blade 2. The DVD release of it has both English Dubbing and Japanese with Subtitles. Definitely should watch it after the main series.

unless they change it in the continuation and it doesn't give you a choice. I dunno... so it was never an option for me. But it seems the way they played it out, they probably will keep it with the "good" ending. Or the extra quests after the big 3 missions are done, wouldn't exist at all. Though they could modify it... it seems unlikely as I haven't read anything about that yet.

Well, finally got around to beating it... I must say I was a bit pissed. Considering the ending, and how I used Fawkes as my side kick... I really didn't like the cop out of the new "ending". But then... 2 Weeks Later... Overall, I liked Broken Steel. They SHOULD have made it the first DLC though. The increased level cap also makes you too much of a god. But 3 main story missions ( thus 3 Achievements) and 3 more quests, with a few buildings that were once closed, now opened? Better than the last 2 releases. Much better. And I thankfully never hit one of the bugs that woudl freeze the game... though I did get some clipping and choppy-ness, but nothing major. I think this one was actually worth the 800 points.

About my first post, I didn't mean to come off as attacking like, was just wondering if indeed you thought otherwise about the intended idea behind the movie. However, you seem to be taking this movie much more seriously than intended. That being said... I think you are in the general minority of Star Trek fans who think this movie is bad. ( Hell, where I live, we have a town called Vulcan, yes, named after the Vulcan homeworld, where it is literally one of the best Star Trek fan places to go in the world... and they all loved the movie). But, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Thus, I am eagerly awaiting the official announcement of a sequel. Though, I have to think that because of how the Star Trek TV series ended up, some people who are die-hard tv series fans, rather than the movie fans, can seem disappointed. The writing in the TV series was so stunted by Rick Berman ( yes, I am not a fan of his), that the series ended up stagnating into formulaic plots lines. Only Voyager was able to move a bit away from this, but still suffered greatly. I might suggest any Trek fan listen to this interview... especially the parts about Trek. His personal story is also really good ( and quite quite funny), but the truths he reveals about the Trek set really open ones eyes, and once you look back, you can see it in the series. http://geekson.com/archives/archiveepisode...isode111406.htm It's in MP3 format too.

I suspect you never read anything about it before you saw it? It was meant to be a relaunch. And it had plenty of "Faithful" moments and aspects, but as many said beforehand, "This isn't your fathers Star Trek" It was an alternate time line, thus it could have happened completely different... and as we found out, certain things did start out completely different, right from the get go hen the Kelvin incident occurred. The ship looking updated is something one should expect, especially since every new movie that re-envisions things these days tend to do that as well. I personally liked it. They used time travel in a much different way than they did in the past, and IMO ended up with a pretty good ending... even if the plot was kind of thin on the Romulans part. I think my favorite character tough, was Karl Urban as Leonard "Bones" McCoy. He just played him so well.