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    You'll probably want to avoid spoilers from and about the novel then...
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    Blu-ray does have region coding. But the regions are split into 3 groups. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Region_codes US and Japan share the same region coding. My comment were regards to people buying import DVDs/Blu-rays with subs. The local price of Gundam Unicorn Blu-rays are already $50-60. Come with subs and dubs. The MSRP of a Frontier Blu-ray is 7350 Yen (or ~96.00 USD). Like I said, no one is going to be buying at that price. And that's without subs or dubs.
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    Engineering-wise? Could be due to the on-board memory controller of later Intel chips so those pins may be needed for the northbridge to access the momory controller on the CPU. The added pins could also be for the PCIE communication. Dunno. Those would be my guesses. Could it have been backwards compatible? It probably could have. Unless you have the pin map of the Intel chips, it's hard to say what all the pins are for.
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    Well it is a throw-away item. By the end of the year, all that's left is the pictures.
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    Macross has had calenders for a while with the Frontier calenders just being another in the set. In fact many popular anime titles get calenders among their merchandise. But EXO's point being that it's freakin-November already and this just popped up now is valid. Unless they plan on putting it in the value rack or something. Still...a calender. That's it? That's no better than the freakin-velcro wallet.
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    Maybe. But we don't know what format Gundam The Origin is coming out as (OAV? TV Series?). Nor do we know how well it's going to do. All we can do is wait and see.
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    From a marketing standpoint, no one is going to buy a single $50-90 DVD/Blu-ray in North America. And at 3-4 episodes/disc or even a 2-hour movie, that won't even make it out the door. Bandai Entertainment did that once and it flopped. Of course he's got it wrong. What do you expect?
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    If it's up on PSN, provided PSN is working, then yes. Otherwise, wait till December 2nd when the Blu-ray is out. Yet, PSN has been known to be flaky with Unicorn. So it may be up one day, down the next, then back up after that. Oh Sony....
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    Gents, stick to the thread topic or take it to PM.
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    We have a winner! Ever hear of Gundam: The Origin? Same idea as Macross The First, but for Gundam.
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    Episode 5: "The Black Unicorn" May 2012
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    So they chopped off the last 34 minutes and saved that for "Part 2" while the US release got all 1.5 hours on 1 disc. Talk about a slow agonizing pain... oh and milking of fans in the Spanish-speaking world.
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    How come they're listing it as Part 1 and Part 2? Someone in the Spanish-speaking world trying milk SC???
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    After DYRL?, Tatsunoko was not involved with the franchise. This relates into Tatsunoko's lawsuit against Bandai. Tatsunoko wanted a share of the profits from the rest of the franchise (II, Plus, 7, Zero, and any future projects) because they worked on SDFM. But because they didn't work on the rest of the franchise, the courts ruled, simply, they get nothing from the rest of the franchise. Currently? Manga Entertainment. If someone were to buy assets, but not renew the trademarks, then yes, it may be possible. But you'll need to take into account regular marketing. There hasn't been a big push to put old shows onto Blu-ray. Likewise, there may not be enough demand to bring toys over at the price points they currently are at. Beyond collectors, no one is gonna buy a $300 VF toy.
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    Maybe. We don't know the terms of the original contract. For all we know it may have been a perpetual or even a permanent sale of those rights (it was back in the 1980s...) so Tatsunoko/Takara would probably have to buy back those rights they originally sold. While they may have initially involved HG, Agrama owns another company called Olympus Trading (among many) which did some of the licensing buying/selling in 2002-2005. If there is enough evidence to bring Agrama to actual trial then a bunch of things could happen. This article from the Los Angeles Times in 2006 may explain what's going on a bit better: http://articles.lati...cal/me-agrama29
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    As Mike said, as long as you're not overclocking, the stock cooler is fine. If you are going to OC it, then spend a little more money and get a better cooler.
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    Yeah. HG selling assets would be even worst.
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    Berlusconi is going to step down for other reason but not due to his numerous legal problems. But that's a story to another site. And no, this will not be the end of Harmony Gold. Unless money was funneled through HG, then yeah, HG will still be alive and kicking.
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    Like how they do things in real life, they submit a request and they're given a number. It's just "luck" that the VF-25 was given to the 25th New Macross....
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    You forget who you're talking to. A bunch of folks who have nothing better to do than nitpick fictional stats from a work of fiction.
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    Model Graphix magazine? VF-25 Master File? Probably one of those 2. The Chronicle only used "YF-24".
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    On that note, let's get back to the topic or I lock.
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    No cheats will save you. You miss the button window, and he kills you. When you see the icon appear, just tap the button. Don't button mash unless is keeps blinking.
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    Let's keep speculation out of this thread please. Unless you have solid evidence that anything is being worked on, keep your thoughts elsewhere.
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