Duke Togo

First, when did I compare Robotech to either of those shows? And secondly, what fan projects? I knew four kids in high school (I'm in my mid-30's) who knew what Robotech was, and not a single one in my adult life (outside of those I've met on this forum). Without a true, dedicated toy line, the show was never going to be truly that popular (it didn't help that it had a really shitty time slot in many markets). Robotech was certainly never as popular as Thundercats, which itself was nowhere near the levels seen by GI Joe and the Transformers.

Not so kick ass. I give it 3 out of 5 stars. It's an uninspired teen movie built around 3 really great Hit Girl sequences. They are worth the price of admission. Nicholas Cage's Adam West-esq line delivery was also a highlight. Unfortunately, an awesome Hit Girl movie was lost in their need to make a teen male fantasy movie about getting into the pants of the hot girl in school. Someone should pay Tarantino to write and direct a film based solely on Hit Girl. It would make a ton of money. You take Hit Girl out of this movie, and it's crap. edit: I wanted to add that the marketing of this movie is a total sham. With the exception of the red band Hit Girl trailer, it is nothing like how it is portrayed in the other trailers.

Robotech was never as popular or widely seen as The Transformers or GI Joe. To think that some sort of 80's cartoon nostalgia would draw large crowds is rather silly.

RT doesn't have anywhere near the fandom or money behind it Trek had. (for the record, not a Trek fan)

Kasumi's mission was well done and fun. It's also a cake walk at level 30.

Netflix finally sent me Moon. Wonderful film, totally underrated.

I haven't played it yet, but the overwhelming sentiment on the official forums is that the Kasumi DLC mission (missions?) is among the very best in the game, and worth the price.

The Kasumi download is almost 1GB.

Today is Kasumi DLC day.

... Really?

Actually, I think the original is generally overrated as well. Same goes for Highlander (which had a vastly superior TV series based on it).

Yeah, I mean, Blade Runner and Children of Men? Two of the most critically acclaimed sci-fi movies ever made? Totally underrated, lol.

They only made one movie, BTG.

Oh wow, yes, definitely. One of the best "comic book" movies ever made.

Pretty much. It's hard to dispute that, even if you like it. Matrix, as well. Underrated? Gattaca and Dark City.

No, like he's only had 180 lines in total.

The maturity and coherence that the Gunbuster episode had was totally gone from the word go. And it didn't help that you guys didn't actually get around to reviewing 1.11 until the last 1/4 of the show. I'm not much of an Eva fan, so I don't really care what you guys think of the show, either way. Just talking about presentation and content here.

Underwhelming. The mini-story they are trying to tell is vague at best. No additional dialog outside of the Hammerhead talking to you briefly, and a few data pads. If played during the normal course of the game you might not notice this as much, but on it's own, it's not particularly well done. But hey, it's free, right? edit: Forgot to say that this DLC really feels like a test bed for vehicle exploration in ME3.

Total stealth release of Firewalker. Haven't played it yet, though.

Well, I am not sure why I would personally be raging over this, but I do wonder if HG is even within their rights to do that.

You guys did so well with the Gunbuster podcast, what happened here? It's back to sounding like a couple of 13 year olds reviewing anime.

All of the reviews covered its problems and flaws. No one should have been surprised if they bought it.

AICN is reporting that this is the real deal, but that this trailer is a "proof of concept" (like the TR2N trailer was) rather than a teaser for the actual movie.

Bastard...

Gor I win.