This is my first review of the series of review i will be doing on Spring Season animes of 2010. Please leave a comment telling me what you though and what you think of this series. Here is a link to the information for this series: myanimelist.net ——————-DISCLAIMER———————————– i do not own any of the music or images in this video, they all belong to their respected owners. Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

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A ball-jointed doll is any doll that is articulated with ball and socket joints. In contemporary usage when referring to modern dolls, and particularly when using the acronyms BJD or ABJD, it usually refers to modern Asian ball-jointed dolls (via Wikipedia).

Below a beautiful collection of dolls’ pictures. Most of them look so alive that I am almost scared.

The latest DVD sales ranking for the month of May reveals a list conspicuous in consisting of nothing but oppai anime speckled with yuri and panchira, and occasionally even a hint of plot.

The ranking, courtesy of Rank Oukoku:

1.  Working 1

2.  Railgun 5

3. Queen’s Blade II 6

4. Sora no Otoshimono 6

5. Shin Koihime Musou 5

6. Fight Ippatsu Juuden-chan 6

7. Quaser 2

8. Hidamari Sketch 3

9. Omamori Himari 3

10. Railgun 4

Oppai the new moe? It would certainly seem so.

This year’s E3 was all about motion control, and Microsoft kicked off this year’s announcements at their press event early Monday. Out on the show floor the company was showing off several of the 15 launch titles that will accompany Kinect when it comes to retail in North America November 4, and we take a look at them in the video below.

Kinect Adventures, Kinect Joy Ride, Kinectimals and Kinect Sports showcase the concept behind the Kinect system for the Xbox 360 console, which does away with the controller altogether and uses your body to interact with the games. In the four titles shown below, one or more players wave, jump, “drive,” bowl and more using only body motions. It’s similar to what Nintendo did with the Wii console, but obviates the need to hold anything in either hand.

Check out the Kinect video demos below and let us know what you think: is motion gaming a good new age for gaming? Or are you staunchly committed to your controller?

Little Busters heroine Noumi Kudryavka’s (“Kudo”) birthday fell recently, prompting the usual otaku devotions, at its most savoury involving cake and shrines – the unsavoury parts otaku thankfully choose to keep to themselves.

Exiting!

Their excited state is probably only partly explained by creepy lolicon enthusiasm – as well as that, the imminent release of her own spin-off eroge “Kudo Wafter” on the 25th of June seems to be stoking the fires of their enthusiasm.