Recently, several videos have been popping up at Nicovideo with one theme in common - Kirby’s Sky High theme.

We’ve already seen the Super Falcon Punch Deluxe, and several other versions soon followed…

This one is quite hilarious:

And this one really took me by surprise:

What’s up with NicoNico’s Obsession with Kirby’s Sky High remixes?

It has been a long time since I’ve posted a papercraft-related article. My interest in them has faded a bit when the boards were being mostly reposts. However, once in a while there is an awesome papercraft that can rekindle that interest.

A user by the name of Chamoo232 has created a 3D papercraft of a Big Daddy from Bioshock. Although the game is over a year old, it still is by all means a good and memorable game.

To download the PDF for the pattern, just follow any of the links below:

Download Link 1
Download Link 2

I’ll update the links to the PDO when it is released. For now, I’ll try my best to make this one (and hopefully make something decent). Enjoy.

Since FAQs for this game are basically non-existent, and the in-game tutorial doesn’t even give you a proper lesson on how to do this, here is a simple guide on how to create deals in SimCity Creator for the Wii.

WARNING: Neighbor deals do not work in CHEAT difficulty
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As with other consoles, the Wii experiences a severe drought of Japanese RPG’s. However, imageepoch’s new Wii game Arc Rise Fantasia might just fill that void. Imageepoch is more known for their earlier works on the DS with the Luminous Arc series. Arc Rise Fantasia will continue the lore of the Luminous Arc with its ties to the mystical dragons.

See the video below to watch the trailer for this game.

Not too bad for their first attempt at a Wii game. The bad news is that we will have to wait until 2009 for this game to be released in NA.

As with other Arc games, expect more ecchi moments

Arc Rise Fantasia Official Website

With the severe drought or JRPGs in consoles not named DS or PSP, Level 5 finally delivers an RPG that can possible respark the RPG interest in the Playstation 3.

The gameplay is very reminiscent of that of FF12’s.