Day 171, Shows and Whatnot...
I haven't updated in a few days, so I might as well put a little something down.
I finished an anime called "Najica Blitz Tactics." It's all fan service, I'll even post some screenshots I took from it. Hmm... it started out pretty decent. It's more like a second-rate "Noir." Towards the end, you feel like the plot and the ending are really rushed, so that takes down some points. I'm still watching "Witch Hunter Robin." It's good, but it just moves really slow as far as the character development and plot.
I've been playing Onimusha 3 for the last few days, and there are definately a few things that make it still not as good as the first one. It's definately improved on the fighting system with some new additions. The training mode is more of a hassle with the just-guess-from-vague-directions-and-complete-the-objective type than an actual training simulation. This emoness between the son(Henri) and the father(Jaques) in this becomes annoying. I like some sappy things, if they can pull if off without being too melodramatic; but Oni3 isn't.
The 18th of July got another show. Check it:
Show Name: N/A.
Day: Sunday, July 18th.
Bands: The Bishop Plan; Fairwell to Hope; Kamakazee Death Cowboy; The Mosaic; Kumite.
Location: The Orpheum in Ybor.
Time: 8:00 P.M.
Cost: $5/6
Thoughts/Notes: I've heard some good things about Fairwell to Hope. But, mostly I'd go for The Mosaic on this one.
Show Name: N/A.
Day: Sunday, July 18th.
Bands: Beloved; Between the Buried and Me; Glass Casket; sp guests tba.
Location: The State Theatre in St. Pete, Fl.
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Cost: $8.00
Thoughts/Notes: Three great bands. I like The Mosaic, but come on... Glass Casket, BtBaM, and The Beloved? How am I going to miss that? You're right. I'm not.
Unfortunately though, lack of funds is preventing me from seeing the shows later tonight and on Sunday.
Yeah, pure fan service. That's all within like 10 seconds. The creator - I firmly believe - was completely sexually frustrated. I know not how many years he had these frustrations pent up, but it's all come out within this series.
I finished an anime called "Najica Blitz Tactics." It's all fan service, I'll even post some screenshots I took from it. Hmm... it started out pretty decent. It's more like a second-rate "Noir." Towards the end, you feel like the plot and the ending are really rushed, so that takes down some points. I'm still watching "Witch Hunter Robin." It's good, but it just moves really slow as far as the character development and plot.
I've been playing Onimusha 3 for the last few days, and there are definately a few things that make it still not as good as the first one. It's definately improved on the fighting system with some new additions. The training mode is more of a hassle with the just-guess-from-vague-directions-and-complete-the-objective type than an actual training simulation. This emoness between the son(Henri) and the father(Jaques) in this becomes annoying. I like some sappy things, if they can pull if off without being too melodramatic; but Oni3 isn't.
The 18th of July got another show. Check it:
Show Name: N/A.
Day: Sunday, July 18th.
Bands: The Bishop Plan; Fairwell to Hope; Kamakazee Death Cowboy; The Mosaic; Kumite.
Location: The Orpheum in Ybor.
Time: 8:00 P.M.
Cost: $5/6
Thoughts/Notes: I've heard some good things about Fairwell to Hope. But, mostly I'd go for The Mosaic on this one.
Show Name: N/A.
Day: Sunday, July 18th.
Bands: Beloved; Between the Buried and Me; Glass Casket; sp guests tba.
Location: The State Theatre in St. Pete, Fl.
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Cost: $8.00
Thoughts/Notes: Three great bands. I like The Mosaic, but come on... Glass Casket, BtBaM, and The Beloved? How am I going to miss that? You're right. I'm not.
Unfortunately though, lack of funds is preventing me from seeing the shows later tonight and on Sunday.
Yeah, pure fan service. That's all within like 10 seconds. The creator - I firmly believe - was completely sexually frustrated. I know not how many years he had these frustrations pent up, but it's all come out within this series.