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Merry Christmas everyone!
We are having a small give away to celebrate the holiday. Those who reblog our post have a chance to win a glass cloth wiper with the “Dandelion Wars” graphic. Ten winnners will be chosen at random and announced on the 28th of December at 10AM KST. The announcements will go on Tumblr and our Facebook pages.
Found these in my basement. Happy Spring! :D
happy easter baby.
The only Valentine's Day cards you'll need this year...
Need to share some serious Free! -Eternal Summer- love with your special someone? Let us help you with these new Valentine’s Day Cards!
Cut them out and share the love!
Speaking of Workaholics..
"Why you gotta pent up my rage, Leo?!"
That totally sounded like Josh Nichols.
Ders comes face to face with his old bully, Troy Torpey. Watch the full clip here - http://on.cc.com/1ApCwJ2
Raphael was in an episode of Workaholics~
Shark man has birthday!
Haru, Rin - http://sparkytheandroid.tumblr.com/ Makoto, Nagisa and Rei - http://octosmagiccastle.tumblr.com/
I love the way Raphael ran to hug Splinter. Not to mention Raph calling him "Father" ;_; This episode was wonderful.
DAMN IT HE WAS PLANNING THIS FOR TWO WEEKS
this anime is so silly, I love it.
I’m so proud. Good job, guys.
This is amazing. Meaningless Suikoden dialogue options for life!
Few more hours till KnB S3.
Are you ready?
Kuroko no Basuke season 3 begins and Nickelodeon's TMNT season 3 is resuming. What an amazing weekend (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ
The Holidays aren't even over yet and the Valentine's cards are out-
Not as good as the cards when I was in school:
Oh, David. ( ˘ ³˘)♥
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, I love you Turtle fam.
Reminder that this happened.
There’s not much out there like Suikoden. It’s a JRPG series, but while it has all the magic and destiny of that genre, each game is at its heart a war story. There are 108 characters in each game, a number that’s hard to use effectively, but with Suikoden, all these characters, all these people, serve to emphasize both the scale and the personal cost of conflict. Most of them will fight beside you. Some will cook your food or do your laundry or hoe your beans, and the games are set up where all of those roles matter.
Suikoden continued for five installments and a few spinoff titles, and while most of them are enjoyable, Suikoden II is almost unarguably the series’ finest hour.
Two young soldiers find themselves under attack by their own country in an attempt to wipe out their unit and blame it on a neighboring country as pretense to start a war. The two escape, and eventually find themselves in possession of two halves of a True Rune: a mark that gives the bearer incredible magic power and makes them destiny’s darlings. Because of the runes, and because of their disparate attempts to end the fighting, they end up as leaders on opposite sides of a war.
The game’s scope covers both the very political and the very personal. I’m tempted to compare it to Game of Thrones, but while Suikoden II can be heartbreaking, and while your main antagonist is basically The Mountain if the The Mountain were a prince, it never gets quite that grim. One of your 108 is a flying squirrel. There’s an Iron Chef inspired mini-game. Like most JRPGs, the epic and quirky live side by side. It’s a fun world to get lost in.
Suikoden II was released for the PlayStation in 1999, and the PS1 was lousy with great JRPGs. Even if they were your bread and butter in the late 90s, you were probably looking elsewhere. Suikoden, with its very Japanese name and its dated 2D sprite graphics, didn’t stand much of a chance against the competition, but it aged more gracefully than most of its contemporaries. It was well-received by the few critics and fans that played it, but not very many copies were printed, so it soon became hard to find.
The game is being released on the PlayStation Network today for 10 bucks. It’s a fantastic, under appreciated gem of a game, so if you’ve got the hardware and you’re a fan of JRPGs I highly, highly recommend it. You’re not going to find many more worthwhile gaming experiences.
