Sean Akizuki's Personal Blog

It's just out of short notice and its this -- there's no Super Hero Time next week! I was thinking about the good old days which made me write about how  Kiddie Show Sundays meant a trip to McDonald's  (or Jollibee) or how the  Super Hero Time jingle  makes me feel like a child. It's really something think about that dreaded time of, "What? No Super Hero Time next week?" makes me remember my childhood days when I said, "What, there's no kiddie show Sunday next week?" Although the trip to McDonald's did seldom come or Jollibee -- I still don't want to deny how it just felt void because Kiddie Show Sunday wasn't airing. This was probably one of the hurdles of the 90s. There was no Internet TV yet. If you had Internet then you had to wait for those agonizing long dial-ups and connecting was VERY HARD. I didn't have Internet in our house during the 90s. There was always this feeling of frustration that you couldn't wait for ...

Who has tried watching some R-rated movies as a child? Well, I decided to think about a few of them that I tried watching and somehow lived to tell the tale. But it wasn't without nightmares. Without much ado, here's the list of these R-rated movies that got my mind warped in some way in no particular order. Aliens Where do I even begin? I remembered there were some of the cool Aliens toy which made me think that the Aliens vs. Predator franchise was for children when they were for ADULTS. Yes, Kenner wanted to tie a toned-down version of the Aliens movie in a never produced children's TV series. So what happened? I remembered watching the Aliens movie and man was it that BLOODY. Yup, I remembered how I had nightmares about Xenomorphs ever since then! Hmmmm strange enough Frieza's third form was somewhat inspired by the Xenomorphs huh? Robocop I remembered watching the first movie but having a vague memory. All I knew was that Robocop was once Alex Murphy -- a...

You gotta admit that she's looking really classical in here, right? 

Oscar Palamuras who wrote his book called " The Success Story of 4Ps " decided to run for senator. His latest agenda is to dismantle any move to shift towards parliamentary and federalism. While staying in Australia -- it's said that he still has his Filipino citizenship intact like Jim Paredes who may run for senator next year. He has now decided to run for senator and claims that he will pass laws to make the Philippines a better country. "I believe that I must run for senator now. The current Duterte administration is now causing instability. I believe that the country must adhere to the 1987 Constitution even in the year 3018. But it doesn't mean I don't believe in some changes. We can continue passing more economic amendments to ease excessive restrictions and to slowly decentralize. However, shifting to federalism and parliamentary is risky because we have no experience in these systems. We only have hundreds of years experience in unitary and pr...

Is it me or is she really that pretty now? 

I just had a thought of how the download patch or the downloadable content (DLC) can be a good thing but it can also be misused and abused. Innovation is a wonderful thing at the hands of competent people but a terrible things at the hands of the incompetent. This is the issue right now I have with video games since the download patch phenomenon finally appeared to fix up mistakes. Sure, it's helpful tool but it's becoming an excuse for game companies to release a BROKEN GAME... The Killer Instinct reboot (which was done after the franchise was long DEAD for some time during the 90s) did that excuse. Sure, you've got more characters now but let's take at the first season. It should be better called as "Killer Instinct: Broken Edition" because of its utter lack of content! Yes, that was really so inexcusable. Why couldn't they just start making up the game with sufficient content and add minor DLC later? I mean, it could have been cool if all the cha...