So, anyone know about the fully free to play dating simulation five years in the making from Four Leaf Studios? The one set in highschool for disabled teenagers in modern Japan?

According to our associate Peorth, many...to the tune of 10GB/Hr on his servers alone. For those that don't why not check it out? It's probably the first of its type starting as the musings of a doujin artist and then taken up at first by those on 4chan, growing into a project from many spanning the whole damn world.

I've been following the genesis of this game for for awhile, though I've lost track over the past couple years. I think I may download it and give it a try given its history. Remember though, this is an eroge, so keep that in mind if you decide to play it.

Well, wasn't expecting that. It appears that Fate Zero is getting a U.S.A. release from our boys at Aniplex. Blu Ray even. Should be interesting to see how it plays out, just don't expect a dub.

Then again, I wonder if they'd get the Geneon dub actors back for this if they were considering it (they all work at Bang Zoom, so it shouldn't be that hard). More importantly, would we get an uncensored Fate Stay Night remake if this is successful, and would they dub those lines too? Ah, wouldn't that be something.

On that subject, I should look up how the new Fate Unlimited Codes did on the PSP. Still, it's not a Fate game if you can't molest the Sabre; that's all I'm saying.

Hope everyone had a good Christmas and New Years. The new one we got is looking pretty screwed up as far as domestic anime goes.

In a move that would probably surprise no one, given their closing of their e-commerce site earlier in December, Bandai has gone and done a Geneon, and moved to be more of a distribution type company, thus pretty much sealing its doom as Geneon did back in '07. Given this move, that pretty much makes Viz, Funimation, and ADV/Sentai Filmworks the only big players left on the block. I don't know if any of the other bit players are going to be able to get any real traction in today's market, but I hope so.

And I was looking forward to Gosick too.

Here's a Thanksgiving present for you all!

Well, after much procrastination, I have uploaded both mine and Mayhem's pics from PMX 2011 which you can get to by clicking here. Hopefully I'll be able to get Gensao's pics in there as well shortly.

Also of special note is the inclusion in those galleries of several pics of the Ladies of Tenchi Muyo reunion panel, which should be of great interest to many a fan. As always if you're one of the cosplayers and want an unedited and/or raw version of the picture we took, hit us up, and we'll make it available. Have fun!

If you're in London, L'Arc-en-Ciel tickets are going on sale on November 17th. More info in the official press release below the fold.

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After procrastinating for an ungodly amount of time, I've finally gotten around to posting Gensao's pics from PMX 2011. For those that were looking for more meat to their con going experience, look no further. Gensao is known for his prodigious efforts at photographing anything and everyone he can at conventions, trying to ensure that nothing is lost to the mists of time, and in this he does not disappoint...even though we were only there for one day. Of particular note is the amount of pictures he took of the Ladies Of Tenchi Muyo panel which will be a treat for everyone who was a fan of that series.

To one and all, enjoy!

Well folks, after some bit of procrastination, I've finally got the Ladies of Tenchi Muyo's appearances at PMX transcoded and up for viewing, both the Fan Q&A Session and the Press Q&A Session which you can see now by clicking on their respective links.

For those that crave higher definition, I give you the torrents for the Fan Q&A Session and the Press Q&A Session as hosted by Nyaa Torrents.

Pictures should likely be going up in a couple of days. We weren't there for too long, but what we do have we'll share as we always have. It was a lot of fun being there and meeting these ladies in person; those of us at this site pretty much started out as uuber fans of this series, and it was a wonderful thing to go back and share some memories with them. Check them out and I hope you have as much fun watching as we did recording it.

Here's a fun one if you live in Canada and have an Android running smart phone. Now NEC Biglobe has an app for you to browse certain manga from Sugoi Books on your phone. More in the press release below.

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