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Idiot Spills Flaming Shot - Watch more free videos How Not To Do A Flaming Shot - Watch more free videos What a bunch of idiots. You're supposed to blow the flame out first.

Nope, not at all. In fact, I wish them the best with their latest upgrade. The video link was more directed toward us and our future endeavors.

That's nice, considering we probably just turned 6 years old a few days ago. Looks like we'll need two cakes.

Who wants to live forever?

EXCELLENT LIST! I'm surprised we didn't do this earlier. This certainly makes everything a lot easier to find and for people to read. Just to let you know, I did make a few spelling fixes that I noticed. Other than that, I think I'll make a news post about this new thread soon. I really appreciate it and thank you for putting the effort into making something like this for us. It also reminded me that several of our old reviews have dead screenshots. I think the next thread we should make are reviews that need repair. My original plan has always been to upload all the screenshots onto 1Emulation, instead of other websites, so the reviews will always be alive. Perhaps we will wait until we upgrade the forums and then attempt that, as the current attachment feature on this version of Invision Board is not that great.

Winners don't do drugs or alcohol. Self control is in key in life. Use it and you will be the master of your domain. Otherwise, you're just like every other sheep that has to try everything until they eventually die an early death or live a life of failure and stupidity. Other than that, personally ... I don't really care if you drink, smoke, or do drugs. It's your life, not mine.

By accident we originally put "Second Addition" instead of "Special Addition". I went ahead and edited/changed every place that said "Second Addition" to "Special Addition". That includes all the snapshots we uploaded to Flickr, our news articles, and everywhere in our review that said that. The correct name is the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA (Special Addition). Our apologies for any confusion we may have caused.

I honestly am having a hard time keeping in my emotional frustration for this place these last few days and weeks. It seems that the forums have been shriveling up like an old man. Posting activity has hit a record low with less than 70 posts in the last three days. Half of those posts are probably from Robert alone for just the daily news posting. We need to really pick up this place. I know it's the summer, but for the love of humanity, and so we can keep this site alive the next few years, please do contribute and post new threads, topics, and replies. We got to keep this place healthy. Quite honestly, I come here to get away from my personal endeavors, but to see this place so slowed down really makes me just want to switch the monitor off. I would not be surprised if others feel the same and decide to visit other websites instead. I know the emulation scene is dry for new material, but we've always managed to stay alive even when the emulation scene hit rock bottom. There are always current events and lives of our members to talk about. Did something amazing happened to you today? Share it! I see so many people reading the latest threads, but don't bother to reply. Trust me, you will always have something to say, and just say it. One man can not pull the pack if they all resist.

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Finally, the wait is over! Sorry for the delay, as we had to purchase a new camera during the review. Our Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA (Special Addition) review is comprised of 40 pictures (you read correctly) and a lengthy analysis on all aspects of this arcade stick. The Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA has been acclaimed to be maybe the best arcade stick ever made by Hori. It uses both Sanwa buttons and a Sanwa stick. If you are a fighting game fan or would love to bring the feel of the old arcades to your home, then this is a must read. We hope you enjoy reading the review! Lastly, we want to thank Akihabarashop.jp one last time for the opportunity to review this product. It truly was a pleasure working with them. READ THE REVIEW! --> Digg It!

»» View All Photos (Slideshow) Product: Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA (Special Addition) Arcade Stick Product Website: http://www.hori.jp/products/ps2/controller/realarc_pro2_sa/ Price: Approx $189.99 USD [ To purchase the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA, contact Akihabarashop.jp ] Product Supplier: Akihabarashop.jp Review Author: GameCop Digg it: http://digg.com/gaming_news/The_BEST_Damn_...ctures_Included - Introduction - | What is the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA? The Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA (Special Addition) is an arcade stick primarily made for the Sony Playstation One and Sony Playstation 2. Hori Real Arcade Pro is also abbreviated as HRAP. In our review, we will interchange between the full product name of Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA or HRAP2: SA. I always have been fascinated by the feedback that the Hori Real Arcade Pro sticks always received throughout the gaming community, primarily with fighting game fans. At first glance, many will notice how expensive this arcade stick is for only one player. In fact, it may very well be the reason why Hori does not really market their Hori Real Arcade Pro series in the USA and other countries besides Japan. Finding a online store that even sells a Hori Real Arcade Pro and that has some in stock can be a time consuming experience. Finding a physical store outside of Japan to buy a Hori Real Arcade Pro may just very well be impossible, unless it is a special gaming store. In fact, HoriStore.com (as pictured), the primary distributing website of all Hori products, is reserved only for residents in Japan. Luckily for us, Akihabarashop.jp remains a wonderful source for arcade parts and all Hori Real Arcade Pro products. They also ship to all countries, including the USA, straight from Japan. At the time this review is being typed, there are three different versions of the Hori Real Arcade Pro available for purchase (including the one we are reviewing) at Akihabarashop.jp. The portability of the Hori Real Arcade Pro is a huge factor and it is also why a person is bound to find one in use during a fighting game competition (if of course they are allowed to bring their own controller/stick). The stick we decided to review is the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA (Special Addition). At first, one may wonder why it is called "Special Addition" and not "Special Edition". We still have not really figured it out, but it could have been a quirky grammatical error by Hori. Nevertheless, both mean really the same thing. The original Hori Real Arcade Pro 2 used a Sanwa stick and Hori buttons. However, with the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA, it uses both a Sanwa stick and Sanwa buttons. This is not only a huge selling factor, but it changes the performance of the stick completely. For example, many fighting game fans prefer Sanwa buttons over almost every other brand of arcade buttons, including Seimitsu. Many eBay searches of "Hori Real Arcade Pro" products over time will probably result in many "custom" sticks for sale. The most prevalent are the original Hori Real Arcade Pro 1 or 2's with swapped Sanwa buttons, as opposed to the Hori buttons. It is not say the Hori buttons are not of utmost quality, but Sanwa buttons are most preferred because of their superior and fast response times. This can be extremely beneficial for any gaming competition a person may participate in. - Opening the Box - | Our Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA was shipped with EMS, which is the fastest and most reliable/preferred shipping from Japan to almost anywhere in the world. We were surprised to see the shipping box for the arcade stick so large and pleased to find that Akihabarashop.jp did actually put a shipping box over the retail box. Other retailers may resort to putting only a shipping wrap over the retail box with perhaps bubble wrap as well. The shipping box they used was large and had "Fragile" written in big letters on the front of the box to prevent carriers from throwing it like a football (we hope so). Inside the box, bubble wrap filled the gap between the retail box of the arcade stick and the shipping box. However, there was still a lot of wiggle room, and perhaps even too much, as we thought more bubble wrap should have been used. At the bottom of the shipping box, we found a souvenir of Japanese memorabilia! Although not pictured, it was one sheet of 2 pages from a Japanese newspaper advertising a new soft drink and other goodies. All in all, we still remained impressed with Akihabarashop.jp because the retail box and arcade stick remained in superior condition after a long travel from Japan. The retail box had no dents, bruises, or cuts. Simply put, we were very happy. || There was a reason why the shipping box was so large for the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA and that is because the retail box is also very big. The design of the box is simple and eloquent with the manual of the arcade stick imprinted on the back of the box (shown in the Product Specifications section of this review). With the Sony Playstation logo imprinted on the top left of the front of the box, one may think (but there is not) there is a special edition Playstation console inside too. The box is that big and it is probably done on purpose to further protect the arcade stick through its adventures onto its soon to be owner. || || As we opened the retail box, we found the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA neatly wrapped in a blue plastic with a small separate box on the bottom of the inside of the retail box (not identifiable in pictures) that had a little hole to house the cable that connects to the Sony Playstation One/2 console. In the retail box, the ball stick of the HRAP2: SA was nowhere near the side of the box for it to be damaged during transit, as we found to be a problem with other arcade sticks and accompanied retail boxes we purchased. Hori did a great job securing the arcade stick in the box. - Product Specifications - | Unfortunately, one will quickly find that there is absolutely no written documentation that comes with the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA. All the documentation is imprinted on the retail box. Some may find this as a nuisance if they want to check something about the stick and if they already threw the box in the trash to save space in their room. Luckily for the potential buyer or owner of a HRAP2: SA, we took pictures of everything he or she will need! |||| Ball Stick: JLF-TP-8YT-SK [sanwa] Buttons (O, X, ■, ▲, L1, L2, R1, R2): OBSF-30 [sanwa Pushbuttons] Buttons (Select, Start): OBSF-24 [sanwa Pushbuttons] Weight = 2600 grams / 2.6 kilograms / 5.7 lbs (pounds) Dimensions = 412 x 243 x 135 millimeters / 41.2 x 24.3 x 13.5 centimeters / 16.2 x 9.6 x 5.3 inches The following was taken from Shoryuken Fighting Game Community: ------------------------------------------- - Uses quick disconnects for the buttons - Turbo switches - No mirror top (Although will produce reflections) - White/Blue color scheme - Button layout is Sanwa panel / Seimitsu 1P side panel layout - Button placement: ■▲ R1 L1 X O R2 L2 ------------------------------------------- Placement / Options of Turbo Switches: . = OFF T = ON / Turbo H = HOLD - Product Build - The Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA is truly a beautiful arcade stick. Some Hori Real Arcade Pro arcade sticks place the buttons in an elevated manner. This means that the columns of buttons keep going up a level, as pictured at this link. However, the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA uses an intuitive design that has the buttons slightly higher and lower than each other. Some may say that this helps the person achieve arthritis during strenuous gameplay, but we found it to be better and more helpful while reaching for a quick button press. || For approximately $189.99 USD, the buyer is bound to feel high quality on their finger tips. The HRAP2: SA uses a tough and hard plastic shell and a slick dark gray surface (that may appear brighter in different lighting). The buttons and ball stick are sky blue, with the Select / Start buttons dark gray as well. The highly sensitive Sanwa buttons are quick to respond with even the lightest tap. Compared to other arcade sticks we have used and reviewed, this saves a person a lot of energy during competitions. At the same time, it did not give us the authentic feel of arcade buttons that you would commonly find in arcade machines outside of Japan. However, that is expected, as Sanwa buttons and the Sanwa ball stick, are most preferred in Japan, and with extreme fighting game fans. In fact, if you have not noticed already (or perhaps you have been skimming this review), this arcade stick does not use the traditional American stick. It uses a shorter Japan ball stick by Sanwa, found commonly in Japanese arcades. To be quite honest, it really gets down to user preference, but for extreme fighting game fans, Japan parts (i.e. Sanwa) are most preferred. | The main difference between an American stick and a short Japanese ball stick with the HRAP2: SA is that you really can't grip the entire stick with your hand. Instead, the person will probably just use his or her fingertips to maneuver the stick, which may be easier and faster depending on the person. We could not complete this review without pictures of the inside of the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA. PLEASE NOTE: It may appear that the colors of the buttons are bluish/greenish inside the case, but this is not true. The buttons are sky blue inside and outside and unfortunately the original camera we used for taking pictures could not replicate the original colors that are present with the HRAP2: SA. We later on bought a new camera to fix this issue. To open the unit, we used a Hex key. Thankfully, we had a set of Hex keys with various sizes, and one managed to be a perfect fit with the six screws used to secure the top plate/surface, that once removed, reveals the interior of the HRAP2: SA. ||| ||| Be careful when opening the HRAP2: SA, as we found that the wires were taped down to the bottom of the case with Scotch tape. Make sure to peel the tape before pulling the top plate back. You may also want to disconnect the cable from the PCB (part of the ball stick) as well. Inside, the wires are kind of all over the place, but they are color coded for future modding, and do neatly begin from the turbo switches. The HRAP2: SA uses quick disconnects if you decide to swap the buttons or even the PCB/ball stick with custom parts, such as Seimitsu. You could also swap the joystick (ball stick) with the Seimitsu LS-32-01, which is the shooter fans favorite. | The Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA comes natively with only a Playstation One/2 connection. The cable and connection are of high quality. To read how to use the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA with other gaming consoles, including the PC, please read the Converters / Adapters section. - Converters / Adapters - Since the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA only natively supports connection to a Playstation One or Playstation 2 console, you will need to buy 3rd party converters / adapters to play it on other gaming consoles, including the PC. Luckily, most of these third party adapters are cheap and around $20.00 USD. Shoryuken Fighting Game Community and their band of fans have created a thorough list of working converters/adapters that are compatible mostly with the Hori Real Arcade Pro's. Remember, if it says it "Works only with Sony PCBs" then that means it will NOT work with the Hori Real Arcade Pro's. [Read the Converters/Adapters Compatibility List by Shoryuken] As of now, the most popular and recent adapter is the Real by MyCarryingCase, which allows you to connect the Hori Real Arcade Pro's (i.e. 2 SA) to a Playstation 3 or PC, with no lag. Lag can be a big problem with cheaper converters / adapters, so it is always important to read people's experiences with a particular converter / adapter before purchasing one. That is why Shoryuken's list is so helpful. You have probably also read about the Hori Real Arcade Pro 3 which is for the Playstation 3 or PC. However, the HRAP3 uses Hori buttons (not Sanwa), and is only compatible with the Playstation 3 or PC. It is an exception and it is not compatible with any converters / adapters to use with other consoles. This is also another reason why we decided to review the HRAP2: SA because it has a wide range of consoles it is also compatible with (by using 3rd party adapters), besides just the PS1/PS2. It is definitely an advantage to take into account with the HRAP2: SA being made only for the PS1/PS2. Unfortunately, the best adapter to connect the Hori Real Arcade Pro's to the XBOX is the Magic Box. The Magic Box is almost impossible to find these days and therefore makes it very difficult to use any Hori Real Arcade Pro on an XBOX. This may be a huge letdown for the folks who use their modified (or not) XBOX's extensively to play arcade/console games. You will also not be able to find a good enough adapter to connect it to the XBOX 360, without heavily modifying the arcade stick itself, and probably wasting away a perfectly good XBOX 360 gamepad. However, if you are interested in only having a Hori Real Arcade Pro for the XBOX 360, then perhaps you should invest your money in the upcoming Hori Real Arcade Pro EX or a Hori Fighting Stick. The Hori Real Arcade Pro EX will soon be available for pre-order at Akihabarashop.jp. You also will not be able to find an adapter to connect the HRAP2: SA to a Nintendo GameCube / Nintendo Wii. Instead, there is the Hori Wii Fighting Stick, if you are interested in only playing on those aforementioned consoles. But remember, the Hori Fighting Stick series is of lower quality and value than the Hori Real Arcade Pro series. There is simply no HRAP replacement for the GameCube/Wii at this time. However, the final good news is that there are two great adapters with no lag that allow you to connect the HRAP2: SA to a Sega Saturn or Sega Dreamcast successfully. For the Sega Saturn, that adapter is the Tototek. For the Sega Dreamcast, that adapter is the Total Control Plus (soon to be reviewed). - GamePlay - Playing with the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA is truly a blast for fighting game fans. It really is a special stick that may be overpriced to some, but really is worth it. With Sanwa buttons and a Sanwa stick, you have the superior advantage to beating your gaming opponents. The wide range of fighting games available for the Playstation One and Playstation 2 will keep your HRAP2: SA in heavy use. If you buy the Real adapter by MyCarryingCase (mentioned in Converters / Adapters), it makes the experience even better. With emulators on the PC such as MAME, FBA, etc., the possibilities are almost endless with this arcade stick. Perhaps now you can beat your online friends with Kaillera or the acclaimed GGPO, which allows you to play classic arcade games online against friends! Placing the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA stick on your lap while playing can be a bit of a challenge. High quality also sometimes equates to more weight. The HRAP2: SA is quite heavy (about the same as an ordinary laptop at close to 6 pounds) for its size and do not be surprised if your legs begin to cramp or fall asleep. We recommend you place the HRAP2: SA on a desk or elevated surface, which will keep your posture and gameplay intact, while playing. The Turbo switches also proved useful if you want to have a button repeatedly being pressed without physically pressing the button. That is of course if you know what you are doing and planned how it will give you an advantage during a game. Otherwise, it is best to keep them in the off position. - Notes / Suggestions - Pictured is the Hex Key we used to open the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA. By us stating that the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA is compatible with the Playstation One and 2, that also means its compatible with the original Playstation 1 model as well. If the price of the HRAP2: SA is bothering you, we recommend investing your money in the soon to be released Hori Real Arcade Pro Amazon sticks. There are two Amazon sticks that will be released. The first is the HRAP Amazon for PS1/PS2 and the second is the HRAP Amazon for PS3/PC. Of course, we recommend getting the PS1/PS2 version as most likely our Converters / Adapters section of this review will apply to it as well. Like the Hori Real Arcade Pro 3, the Amazon stick for PS3/PC will not be compatible with any 3rd party adapters to use on other consoles. They both use the Hori buttons (not Sanwa) and are almost half the price of the HRAP2: SA. You can pre-order them now from Akihabarashop.jp at this link. [7/8/08]: By accident we originally put "Second Addition" instead of "Special Addition" for the name of this reviewed product. The correct name is the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA (Special Addition). Our apologies for any confusion we may have caused. - Conclusion - Price: 7.5 The price of the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA will deter many from purchasing this wonderful arcade stick. However, this is a top notch arcade stick, especially for fighting game fans. Some say it is perhaps the best arcade stick ever made by Hori. With Sanwa buttons and a Sanwa stick, many will not have a true need to modify this arcade stick with different parts. You already got it all! Quality: 9.0 The quality of this arcade stick is superb. Unfortunately, high quality also could mean more weight. This makes this stick quite heavy, and most playable on a flat surface, rather than your lap. The metal plate at the top is prone to scratches, but with good care and the already coated dark gray surface, they will not be too noticeable. At the same time, the metal plate can take a lot of weight, including the weight of your sweaty hands, while playing a game. The Sanwa buttons and Sanwa stick felt of high quality and should last you a long time. Compatibility: 9.0 Remember folks, this particular model of the Hori Real Arcade Pro (2 SA) is for the Sony Playstation One/2. But with Converters/Adapters, you can connect it (without lag) to the PC, PS3, Dreamcast, and Saturn, with no problems. Unfortunately, we were not pleased that adapters for the GameCube, XBOX, and XBOX 360 are unavailable. All these adapters are 3rd party, not made by Hori, and truly are not Hori's problem. However, we know that many will want to invest in a stick that does have compatibility with other consoles as well, which is why we have this section. If you are interested in playing the Hori Real Arcade Pro on the XBOX 360, please invest your money with the Hori Real Arcade Pro EX instead, which will soon be available for pre-order at Akihabarashop.jp. Design: 9.0 The design of the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA is beautiful. The sky blue buttons and ball stick with dark gray start/select buttons are a nice touch from the previous Hori Real Arcade Pro 2 which had red buttons and red ball stick with yellow select/start buttons. But the Hori Real Arcade Pro 2: SA also looks too similar to the Hori Wii Digital Arcade stick, and uniqueness is always more desirable. Besides that, the button placement and up and down columns of buttons are excellent for fighting game fans. Features: 9.5 All Hori Real Arcade Pro's have pretty much had the standard features, which primarily consist of the Turbo switches, and now Sanwa buttons. The Sanwa buttons are really what made this stick stand out from the rest of the pack with the classic Hori buttons. # Final Rating (rounded) # Special thanks to Robert and Magnis for proofreading the review!

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Source: http://kotaku.com/5019400/microsoft-to-let...se-360-consoles Wow if any of this stuff happens in a few months ... I may just sell my XBOX 360 yet again. Seems like most rumors for the 360 have a tendency to come true. The last one I can fully remember was the addition of the HDMI port in the newer systems.

How many points does Commando 3 cost?

I don't mean to burst anymore bubbles, but the last time I was in a library, I noticed the anime was in the children's section.

Patience is virtue.

That would probably change the tone of the entire picture though. I'll try it. As for where I took the picture ... I tried everything. Outside, inside, flash off, flash on, no avail! I probably need a new camera. EDIT: Believe it or not, I did take over 30 pictures that came out great, which are not of just the stick/buttons itself.

http://www.google.com/search?q=homosexuali...logical+problem http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn3008...heep-study.html http://www.boston.com/news/science/article..._homosexuality/ http://allpsych.com/journal/homosexuality.html If I don't respond to another reply ... I'll probably be snoozing or running an errand.

Review is almost done. The only problem is that my camera is showing the buttons as light blue/greenish, rather than the regular blue color they are. I can't seem to fix this problem, without buying a new camera. Should I use the pictures? Example: http://flickr.com/photos/11604637@N04/2589716274/sizes/o/

You can generalize it down to chemicals, but life is just a bunch of chemicals and processes anyway. Yes, if I concede with that, then I'll have to fall and check "yes" to one of those questions. Now if we break it down into detail ... then here we go: Let's just use nature. If we add nurture, then this is going to get too complicated. Most homosexuals -- biologically -- are probably born with different sexual traits. What they see is natural to them. It does make it right because they see everyone else as unnatural. It will only be okay if you have a biologically inherent problem (this is all in my opinion) to purposely arouse and pleasure yourself from animated human objects.

But what if it seems natural to the person doing it? And what does it being a biological or acquired problem have to do with it? A problem's a problem, right? They are both conscious permissions of the will, aren't they? Basically, why do you think it is OK to consider the hentai crowd 'sick', and yet to consider shoving a dick up someone's arse perfectly fine? They're both perversions of the 'normal'. Both are 'sick' things that people give into consciously, knowingly. Yet you are condemning one, but quickly making excuses for the other. That's what I don't get. First, please read my edit in my last post. Secondly, I may have to retract from my argument and say that it may indeed be okay for people to be aroused by animated people. However, I do not think its okay or sensible for humans to purposely pleasure themselves from animated people. If that person finds its natural to do that, then perhaps he or she also has an altered biological or acquired trait? The nature vs. nurture argument has everything to do with it. Perhaps you're not willing to accept that homosexuals may indeed have a biological difference. Think of it this way -- does it not make sense for me to say its okay for a man who has Schizophrenia to see dead people when they are really not there? Yes, it's okay, because that's the symptom of Schizophrenia. The person maybe has a biological problem or too much norepinephrine.

I'd hate to think what you'd say about homosexuals. I mean, they aren't even lusting over women at all- real or animated. If fapping over a cartoon chick is unnatural, how sick are they? I have lost you. What does this have to do with homosexuals? Men are lusting for men (or women lusting for women), which are not animated. Homosexuals are an exception to the argument. Some agree that they are born with it and its a biological problem, others believe they acquire it over time. It's called the Nature vs. Nurture argument. For them, it's natural to have sex with the same sex. So therefore, they are not sick. Now fapping over a cartoon chick, when you probably don't have a biological problem, or acquired problem --- then it IS sick in my opinion. EDIT/ P.S. I'm not saying homosexuals are a problem or have a problem. I'm just saying that they have different or acquire different sexual characteristics that makes them attracted to his or her same sex.

That is downright preposterous. Humans need fantasy- the unreal. Without it you don't have drama, stories, movies... you are left with nothing but cold hard existential realities. Are you suggesting that humans need something to be 'real' to engage with it emotionally? If nothing else, The Matrix has taught us that's not the case. You can take me literally, and say that movies have real actors. But have you never cried during Finding Nemo? Never gasped at a CGI monster? Never got emotionally caught up in a cartoon? Not even as a kid? Either way, you have just undermined thousands of years of mythology, literature and critical theory. In short, to link reality and pleasure is preposterous, and we aren't even getting into the metaphysics or synaesthetics of pleasure yet. Finding Nemo? No, I did not cry watching that movie. Nor have I ever cried watching Toy Story, Jungle Book, The Beauty and the Beast, etc. ... wait most of those are probably not CGI ... but no, I have never cried watching any CGI film either. Sure, fantasizing is what makes the world go around (or round?). But I am not just talking about fantasizing. I'm talking about pleasuring yourself through fantasizing animations. Why fantasize on animated women? Can you have sex with an animated woman? Does it make any damn sense? That's what my primary argument is about. Yes, you can generalize and say my argument breaks instantaneously because turning imagination into reality is how the human civilization has been so successful. BUT, you can't turn an animated woman into a human woman. Sorry, it doesn't work. Wow. I honestly did not know that. In fact, that disturbs me even more.

Good catch. I had a feeling someone would mention that. I just recently purchased a PS2 and that was one of the first games I ever noticed that went ahead and added gravity to women's breasts. Perhaps you my friend are too used to looking at stuff like it and did not really notice it.

I disagree. The difference is the hentai girl is NOT REAL. You Google a woman you watch in a movie because she is a human being. You don't Google "anime actresses". Perhaps you may Google a character from a video game that you find awkwardly attractive. Either way, it's ridiculous. Here's my philosophy ... if you can't find it in the real world, then its idiotic to take pleasure in it. Animations are not real. Humans are real. Therefore, it makes sense for you to take pleasure in pictures of actual human beings rather than some animated girl that would probably never exist in human form. It's preposterous. Its egregious. Its outrageous! EDIT: Are you seriously going to write off everything good about Dead or Alive and say its just about the bouncing tits? Ever played it? I never said that. I actually have played the game extensively and enjoyed it because of its game play. Not only that, the character art was excellent, and so were the backgrounds. However, I thought the bouncing tits were distracting to the game and was not necessary. IMO, it was there for marketing purposes because sex (animated or not) sells. My problem is the people who actually get excited looking at the animated stuff.