arcade games
The Weekly: 10/27/25
It is good of the developer to let us imagine what “catlike reflexes” would really be like.
arcade games
It is good of the developer to let us imagine what “catlike reflexes” would really be like.
video games
I’m going to try something new today. I find I don’t always get around to talking about the stuff that I enjoy— which would be fine, except at this newsletter it is kind of my job— without writing a very long piece that usually spends a lot of
mahjong
"I'm not worried about winning stuff from two opposing business rivals. That just means I'm decorated."
mahjong
Niche mahjong choices, and therefore, Sega.
games
Not to brag or nothin’, I just want to get that out of the way so we’re all clear.
games
We can say that an anime is officially “for old people”– or, charitably, "a nostalgia title"– when it gets the pachinko/slot treatment. Incidentally, there are two different Code Geass slots on Gapoli.
anime
The Christmas party at the parlor is one of the mahjong-lightest episodes yet, second only to maybe the barbecue.
anime
An episode that looks like it’s going to be about an unusual local festival is actually a full episode of the girls trying to out-cheat each other at the mahjong table. I find this series is frequently caught between trying to be about the girls playing mahjong and the
anime
I wanted to make absolutely sure this went up today, as today is Pi Day (3/14). It's possible that all the delays in my life have led up to this moment.
anime
A lot of anime that take place in remote, picturesque Japanese towns are specifically trying to push tourism to their real-life settings, betting on the “otaku pilgrimage” effect proven most famously by Girls & Panzer. Pon no Michi— which, if you didn’t notice, is actually punning on the name
anime
Nothing is impossible in mahjong, though. Play long enough and you will see some things.
anime