Pre-ordering that Hidamari Sketch blu-ray literary blew open the floodgates. I’ve actually always wanted to support the industry by buying physical anime releases but the box-sets I’ve seen have been a bit pricey and I’ve always been strapped for cash – not to mention me not really trusting the companies to do a decent job. But recently I’ve seen so many things I want to own on DVD/Blu-ray pop up for very decent prices so I basically just caved in. I did buy some anime DVDs but those were so crappy I grew very, very wary of official releases however stupid that may sound. It’s a bit embarrassing this but, I’ve always been more of a fansub guy. Then began my latest collection craze – physical anime releases. Good stuff too, maybe especially Gundam 0083. >_< Īaaanyway, some welcome additions to the LD library also showed up.
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Lastly I bought a copy of Manga Studio 5 – however I was stupid and imported it (and got hit by extra charges) when I could’ve saved money and bought it -with free shipping- from Amazon UK instead. Also found a nice 1981-1987 collection CD from Japanese artist Toshiki Kadomatsu, whose stuff I’ve really gotten into as of late. T-Square is always nice (fab Jazz Fusion) and I discovered Frankie Goes to Hollywood thanks to youtube.Īlso got me the soundtrack for Under Siege which is simple, but atmospheric, another entry in the ever growing pile of all things Bubblegum Crisis, the soundtrack to the first Idol Defense Force Hummingbird OVA and some delightfully cheesy dance tracks with the MAKAI*STARs album. And some other stuff, including an interesting assortment of music CDs & soundtracks. Great stuff!Īlso picked up another volume of the excellent Family Compo. I really want to get my hands on the english language release as well. I’m really liking Mikiyo Tsuda’s work so I picked up Day of the Revolution and the first volume of Princess Princess. Next up is what arrived after I went a bit nuts after the holidays:ĭecided to expand my meagre collection of import manga. Team Innocent has seen the most action among those games (completed it). Where to start? Maybe with this PC-FX that finally made it’s way to me late november last year?Ī bit yellowed but seems to work well 🙂 That is my complete, measly library of games for the thing on the left there. Literary TONS of stuff to go through! Important to note is that, all this isn’t bought at the same time but rather, all the collected loot since last time I posted (and maybe even before that, in case of pre-orders and the like). Robert from AnimEigo seemed quite interested in maybe doing another kickstarter…Ī bit late as usual but here we are. Wrapping it up, I’m looking forward to whatever future projects might be next from the creators of both.
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There are also some interesting extras, such as the Knight Sabers Holiday in Bali, which I can’t watch without cringing uncontrollably – but that might just be me.Īlso getting access to a high quality scanned PDF version of BGC manga Grand Mal, among a few other things, is definitively a nice touch. Video and audio is, as expected, stellar. Not the biggest fan of the multi colored subs, as they are rather too saturated, but there’s also non-colored subs available so it’s a non-problem really. No matter how much I love to have the show on LaserDisc, this is just better. I never owned the DVD release or had a high quality rip on my PC, so this was a real step up. With that, we’ll move on to the BGC Blu-ray which, unsurprisingly, is just delicious. I regret to say I haven’t read the whole book yet, as in with the words, but I’ve looked through it multiple times and it’s just a matter of me finding time to properly wind down with this sleek read. It’s big, chunky and absolute eye candy if you have… feelings for Sega’s 16-bit system.
If we tackle the book first, it’s a really cool book. Neato!Īs I don’t have too much experience with crowd funding, and while I can see the same problem as everyone else, it does feel like a fresh way of doing things, and also a way to vote with your money to get what you want.
One was for the western release of the original Bubblegum Crisis OVA on Blu-ray and the other was for SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis: Collected Works, a fancy book dedicated to well, the Sega Mega Drive.Īs you might know, not only did those successfully finish their fundraising, but also the actual products as well. Back in 2013, before I took a brief lengthy hiatus writing things here, I mentioned two very interesting Kickstarter campaigns.
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