Sean Akizuki's Personal Blog

As a hobby blogger, I like going back to the past and writing some things. It was in the 1990s where I was that PERPETUALLY ANNOYED KID because my parents didn't buy me a Super NES. So yeah, maybe I'm actually happier I never had a Super NES as Nintendo is becoming more douchy. Here's a flashback of the Street Fighter toys that I wanted before but glad I NEVER had them. I remember they used to be sold at the toy store. I would get mad when kids just "rode the hype". I wanted one of them. I was hyping Ken Masters, although I slowly transitioned into Ryu Hoshi as a Street Fighter fan. I really wanted one of these toys, but as said, my parents didn't like the idea of giving me too many toys.  The more I rewatch this toy commercial -- the more I think about the immaturity of my childhood. Why did I even want these toys when they're practically well, not well-done?! 

If I must admit, she does have that Poison Ivy appeal better than Bella Thorne.... OR NOT!   

Yes, I did it and wrote an IBC-13 rant post after Super Sentai's hiatus , IMHO, it may end up in permanent retirement. If that's true, then Project RED may be what Toei needs as a new business model. Gavan Infinity ended as a 23-episode TV series instead -- like several shows by Toei back in the 1970s to 1980s that never went a full year, like Kamen Rider Amazon . Gavan Infinity's announcement and Super Sentai's possible retirement sent several shocks into my body systems. I was reminded of how my childhood was defined by IBC-13. It was also how IBC-13 was a LIE.  The 1990s were probably the "simpler times". I confess I didn't care too much about the looping schedule. TV was escapism. TV was "life". I thought about how every Jollibee jingle screamed " KIDDIE SHOW SUNDAY! " I remember the time when Kamen Rider BLACK (back then, aired as MASK RIDER BLACK) and Seiiun Machineman were aired back to back on Sundays. I remember the hysteria wh...

Hummer Team was that low-tier pirating team that created unofficial NES games. Yes, that also included that HORRID Super Mario World bootleg that was too good to be true. However, the news that Sony is riding the hype for discless gaming caused me to have a strange dream. Hummer Team returned out of the blue! The Hummer Team that gave the HORRID Mortal Kombat demakes suddenly pirated MK9 intact and became an archivist. This mod of the now probably "abandoned"  Mortal Kombat (2011) game seems to partly mimic the bloated Mortal Kombat Trilogy . In my dream, Hummer actually placed the classic tunes or even well, absurdly, the Hummer themes in the options menu. It made me laugh as one could even hear the Hummer themes if you set them in the options. My dream was strange because the game played in its PS3 glory while also letting you experience the "Hummer tunes". It's really something when absurd dreams happen! 

It sucks when the gaming community starts to move towards greedy vs. sustainable profit. Here's Angry Joe of the Angry Joe Show -- the very person who indirectly caused me avoided the mediocre Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and chose Mortal Kombat (2011) instead in the 2010ss. I'm no doubt I enjoyed the PlayStation saga. I had played across the PS1-PS4 saga. Right now, having been devoted to other hobbies (like BLOGGING is just a HOBBY), I haven't played PS5 games yet. However, reading the news that Sony plans to end physical discs by 2028 has me worried as a casual gamer. I was thinking the hybrid model worked better. I thought about PlayStation Store downloads for old games. However, I would've preferred the collection discs like the Mega Man X Legacy Collection or the Mega Man Legacy Collection . It's a real bummer (actually) when I think about Angry Joe's rant here. It's sad, really, but it's the reality. Sony probably got intoxicated with its past successes, l...

It looks like the capitalism vs. communism world market war is on! But yeah, she looks like Shaina Garcia Magdayao more often than not.  Ky Duyen's Instagram

Instagram TBH, she does have that Disney Belle-like appeal more often than not.