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Public Nerd Display Shows The ‘Frightening’ Side Of Twitter
Forget people acting like idiots on Twitter. That’s not scary. It’s stupid. What’s scary is just how pervasive — meta, even — Twitter has become.
Hello Kitty Meat Buns Don’t Look So Cute When Sliced In Half
After seeing cute Dragon Quest Slime and Hatsune Miku meat buns, it was only a matter of time before Hello Kitty hit Japanese convenience stores.
For a limited time only, convenience store chain Sunkus is selling Kitty-chan meat buns for ¥150 ($1.90) a pop.
Japanese site Gigazine ordered a few and took photos for the internet’s viewing pleasure.
Here’s what the Hello Kitty meat bun looks like. So cute!
DEAR GOD MAN WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?! (And cut in half.)
From what Gigazine wrote, it sounds as though the Hello Kitty meat buns taste like yummy pork meat buns. Though, it’s only a matter of time before people begin torturing them.
There’s even a Kitty quiz on the bottom of the paper atop which the buns sit. Here it asks when Kitty’s birthday is: April 1, July 1, November 1, or December 1. Do you happen to know?
Project Diva F Takes A Few Missteps, But In The Generally Right Direction
As we move toward the end of the year, it can mean only one thing: it’s time for a new game with everyone’s favourite virtual idol, Hatsune Miku. Project Diva f, this year’s iteration in the series, is filled with firsts. There are new game mechanics, new songs, new costumes and a from-the-ground-up graphical revamp as the series moves from the PSP to the Vita.
Hatsune Miku Boosts Vita Sales, But She May Not Be Back For An Encore
It’s no secret that the PS Vita has been struggling. Numbers have consistently shown the portable console to be underselling its predecessor, the PSP, on an almost weekly basis. As has been pointed out in the past, the key to a hit console is to have hit games, and just as if to drive point home, one came out just last week, causing Vita sales to quadruple.
Watch Hatsune Miku Sing And Dance To ‘Call Me Maybe’
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Extend is a music game starring virtual idol Hatsune Miku. It plays similar to most music games. When a shape lines up with its corresponding shape-outline, press the button on the PSP that matches the shape.




















