/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Imagine, if you will, that Gore Screaming Show is released in English tomorrow.

After playing through it, you come to the conclusion that it is, in fact, underwhelming at best and simply poor quality otherwise.

Logging onto /jp/, you discover you are not along in this opinion.

"Haah~ Looks like Anon picked another winner..."

Maybe next time they'll translate something good, like Fate/Hollow Ataraxia.

But more than likely, it'll be Shuffle.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

WHERE'S MY FUCKING AMA-SAN ROUTE?!

YURIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!

[Anonymous No.]

>Logging onto /jp/
With a 4chan GOLD ACCOUNT?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1962189

Or a 56K connection.

[Anonymous No.]

Imagine, if you will, that Tsukihime is released in English tomorrow.

After playing through it, you come to the conclusion that it is, in fact, underwhelming at best and simply poor quality otherwise.

Logging onto /jp/, you discover you are not along in this opinion.

"Haah~ Looks like Anon picked another winner..."

Maybe next time they'll translate something good, like Fate/Stay Night.

But more than likely, it'll be One.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1962250
People who still have a 56K connection do not use the internet, so that's not an option.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1962259

Silly boy, /jp/ didn't exist in 2004.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1962274
It was created in 2002, but was only opened to non-gold account users in 2008.

[Smash No.]

>>1962281
NEWFAG ALERT! NEWFAG ALERT! /a/ got split in late december 2007.

[Anonymous No.]

Why Gore Screaming Show?

Also, what the fuck is going on? Why do I keep getting flood detected when I'm not fucking flooding?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1962328
Moot fixed the "sage problem" by adding limits to how often you can use them. Completely stupid if you asked me.