Sean Akizuki's Personal Blog

I'll admit she's aged better than Reiko Chiba.   Still a classic performance....

While I still enjoy some old school games but I'd like to share the benefits of seventh to eighth generation consoles.  Patching makes it easier to give updates and fix bugs The problem of old school gaming is that there's the tendency to release multiple bugged copies of the game. While there's still the possibility you got a defective disk but there are also game bugs. There's a lot of problems that could happen like online lag or just some stuff that need to be fixed. This gives an easier time to fix problems than the constraints that happened during the older generation console days.  Achievement-oriented gameplay makes it more satisfying Gone are the days of cheat devices. While playing Tales of Xillia 2, I remembered how often I cheated with a Gameshark during the PS1-PS2 days for some games. Then in Xillia 2, I remembered how I had to earn all that money to pay that huge loan and the satisfaction of doing it... even if it earned a really stupid...

Here's a couple of screenshots of Amy Jo Johnson from the movie "Perfect Body".  She looks like a doll here. Got to love her beauty shining in simplicity.

The latest Shippaiman episode now addresses the problem of slow Internet. In a dystopian Japan now ruled by Prime Minister Nobita, Internet has become slowest in the whole of Asia. In this episode, Kunihiko Ooshiba appears as a guest star. He plays as Engineer Kenta Ooshiba (a combination of his character in Megaranger and him) to investigate Japan's now super slow Internet. The whole problem of Japan's super slow Internet is that Prime Minister Nobita kicked out all non-Japanese Internet companies and left them with JLDT and World. Japanese people are forced to choose only between two sucky Internet services. With that in mind, Prime Minister Nobita also endorses Japanese Economic Protectionism in honor of his ancestor Ieyasu Tokugawa. During this time, Engineer Ooshiba is now a wanted man. It's because during an investigation, Engineer Ooshiba announced that Japan's Internet went super slow because of Prime Minister Nobita's protectionist policies. He also says...

Due to Shippaiman's popularity, Toei decided to create two movies. The first movie is called "The Rise of the Empire of Shocker". The second movie is called "The Zyuohgers Are Outlaws?!" Toei Ltd. called Shippaiman as a new generation parody Super Sentai. Producer Shinichiro Shirakura now explains what goes on with Shippaiman's two movies. "Shippaiman's first movie is an alternate retelling of events from the Showa Era and Heisei Era of Kamen Rider. You saw Ryoma Takeuchi act as Kotaro Minami instead of Tetsuo Kurata. A lot of new school actors will be playing as old school characters in this movie due tot he amount of time that has passed. In this movie, expect even newer Kamen Riders to be played by different actors. The movie's plot takes place in Japan ruled by the Empire of Shocker. The Empire of Shocker has taken over Japan because its incompetent prime minister Nobita Tokugawa banned the use of Tokusatsu powers except for Shippaiman an...

Even with my East Asian descent and I've always called myself to be of the yellow color, I can't deny how I find white girls to be that attractive. My attraction started with Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers followed by Baywatch . I did get shocked to learn Pamela Anderson was really born a brunette though. During the later seasons of Mighty Morphin', I was more into Kimberly than Kat so I felt blondes weren't always attractive. More blondes showed up during Power Rangers and I hardly cared about them but other blondes who were attractive caught my attention.

There's no denying that there's some cool games in the past. I really still want to play some old 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit and other games. But there are also other games that I don't think I'd want to pick again. Just think I'm a Tekken fan yet I don't think I'd all be that interested in playing the first Tekken game again due to some issues. Yes, polygonal 3D graphics were cool yesterday but with Tekken starting to smooth things out since Tekken 3, I'd say the first game aged badly with a lot of problems. Based on the the top ten things, I haven't observed them all until now. But in the world of digital online gameplay and online instructions (but I'd still prefer to get a guide whenever I can since printouts are still better), I could talk about the whole no patch thing. That means if I get a defective copy of the game I have to run to get another copy or when there's a major glitch then you got to deal with it entirely. Then there's a...