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I like Kamisama. It's not amazing, but entertaining.

In regards to Monogatari: Anyways, REALLY looking forward to the next episode. This arc is reaching its climax. I'm a little disappointed about the recent episode though. The LN goes a lot deeper into the conversations that Araragi and Shinobu have, which are both pretty funny and really cute/sweet. I wanted to see the two just talk, but they didn't really focus on their conversations much in this episode. They only went through the necessary plot points. Still, any time Shinobu is on the screen, I'm happy.

I took about a week break from playing VNs to digest what happened. Then played Hoshizora no Memoria.

Some of my most favorite: Hoshizora no Memoria - 2009 G-senjou no Maou - 2008 Swan Song - 2005 (The art might be meh to you, but it has one hell of a story/plot.) Good ones in my opinion: Katahane - 2006 Cross Channel - 2003 (The art style might turn you away since it is a decade old, but it's a good VN.) Steins; Gate - 2009 (It's 5pb, so I'm pretty sure that you won't dislike the art style.)

Well, just found out that the new game isn't a VN. So, looks like that the older VNs are our only source of alternative endings.

Ahh, redjuice. I love his style.

Well, according to the VN. Either way, the three episodes were rushed, so I can't say that I enjoyed it that much. Still, it brought closure to the story. Anyways, the 3rd VN, which comes out next month in Japan, apparently expands on the ending. It's called: Ore no Imōto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai Happy End. Hopefully, it will make the end more acceptable to people. I thought the ending was okay, but it wasn't amazing.

Yea, there should be a quest to purify Aht that you can first obtain in Chapter 3 or so.

Spice and Wolf Season 1 OP Dantalian no Shoka OP

With episode 7 of Monogatari, one of my favorite volumes has started. Shinobu and Hachikuji (But mostly Shinobu) fans rejoice for this arc leads to, in my opinion, some of the best character development, and sets up one hell of a plot.

Well, if you look more of the popular/newer ones are only available on Origin (DS 3, BF3, and Sims 3), and the ones that are much older or are not as popular are available on steam. That's pretty intentional on Origin's part in my opinion, so yea. This in my mind is just a marketing attempt to draw people into Origin (It also looks like it's working to some extent. Their code activation function on origin went haywire due to the massive surge of downloaders and now you can't activate any games right now.)

The weekly humble bundle often has a more indie selection, so check that out every week or so.

Well, to be fair, it looks like EA is just trying to get a bunch of people to use Origin (Which is still pretty buggy) through this bundle, so even if they're not making any money. This is a good marketing stunt. Not only are they helping charity, but also they now have 280,000+ (They're probably going to reach at least 500,000 by the end) people who are now using Origin.

You could literally pay just 1 dollar and get the first six games. Not to mention, you can give the keys for the other games to friends or others if you don't want the other games