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Otakon 2013 was awesome. tl;dr: -Fire Emblem cosplayers are as fun and amazing as the SMT cosplayers. -East Blue Cosplay are some awesome folks, and made my con. Forever enforcing that Persona cosplay always makes for a memorable con. -Foot pain up the wazoo. --- Sometime around late September I was feeling really shitty about life and the future. I was lonely and really wanted some friends/companionship. So after some redditing and talking, I met some awesome people. I've been having the time of my life and actually get out of the house now. And so it came to be that I'll be attending MAGFest in January. So that will mark two new convent

Almost a year since my last update. Realized I never posted a con report of Otakon 2012. I actually did that on my Facebook. In summary, it was a lot of fun. I met some new people, and reunited with some old I hadn't seen in awhile. Stayed up much longer than usual. Otakon has turned into more of a socialize and roam around event for me. Before, it used to be about attending all the panels I could. I think I enjoy Otakon most among a group of fellow cosplayers, or simply just enjoying the atmosphere. But maybe that's just what comes after 7 years of Otakon in a row. Still, I wouldn't want to give up those 3-4 days, they still remain my favori

If you have a PS3, GET Journey! It's developed by thatgamecompany and it is an absolutely amazing game. It costs $15 on PSN. I've played through it 2 times already, and the second experience was just as amazing as the first. The art is simply beautiful, and the premise of the game is refreshing. The entire story is told without words, but you can still understand it. All the online interaction is through chimes, and you can still understand the other person. You know the person you are playing with is human, and you create an interesting bond as you go through your journey. The first time I played, I wound up having about 7-8 different compa