Geek Girl Brunch NYC Presents the 3rd Annual Fan Girls’ Night Out
/The women at Geek Girl Brunch NYC are hosting their 3rd Annual Fan Girls Night out during New York Comic Con. You can read the details below.
Read MoreThe women at Geek Girl Brunch NYC are hosting their 3rd Annual Fan Girls Night out during New York Comic Con. You can read the details below.
Read MoreThe Cloud Stinger could be one of the best budget gaming headsets for the casual gamer to be introduced by HyperX. At a cost of under $50, it's got 90 degree rotating earcups and a mic that mutes when in the raised position. It's great for when you're eating something and don't want the other person hearing your nom nom'ing.
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A first look at October's Death of X #1 has been released, coinciding with Thursday's press conference with writers Jeff Lemire and Charles Soule
DEATH OF X #1 (of 4)
JEFF LEMIRE & CHARLES SOULE (W) • AARON KUDER (A/C)
Wraparound Variant COVER by AARON KUDER
SKETCH VARIANT COVER BY AARON KUDER
CONNECTING VARIANT COVER A BY TBA
CLASSIC VARIANT COVER BY TBA
BLANK VARIANT COVER ALSO AVAILABLE
• What happened eight months ago that set the Inhumans and X-Men on a collision course? Find out here!
• The Inhumans travel to Japan where one of the Terrigen Clouds creates a shocking new Inhuman.
• The X-Men travel to Muir Island where the second Terrigen Cloud causes something truly terrible.
• When these two events collide, a war of catastrophic proportions explodes!
40 PGS./Rated T+ …$4.99
Aniplex of America today revealed the second phase of the AkibaFest website. AkibaFest will take place in the Little Tokyo area of Los Angeles, on October 15th and 16th in 2016, bringing with it the fun and festivities typically associated with the famous Akihabara sector of Tokyo.
The revamped 2.0 version of the AkibaFest website introduces the event’s cat-like mascot, which will be the subject of a naming contest to be revealed soon. Additionally, the site makeover details AkibaFest’s special guest appearances, as well as the weekend’s extensive film offerings showcasing over a dozen films, including the North American theatrical premiere of KIZUMONOGATARI PART 2: NEKKETSU, the highly-anticipated second installment of the KIZUMONOGATARI trilogy. AkibaFest will be the first time many of these films will see a North American theatrical release, offering anime fans a unique opportunity to see their favorite anime franchises on the big screen.
Between now and October 15th, additional details will be added to the site, including news updates, the full schedule of events (including AkibaFest’s maid café and cosplay contest) and a comprehensive list of exhibitors. DJs will be playing popular theme songs and remixes of enduring anime series throughout the weekend, while other special surprises will be revealed at the event itself.
Hideki Goto, President of Aniplex of America said, “AkibaFest is one of the ways of saying ‘thank you’ from the anime industry to all the loyal fans that have supported us throughout the years. The notion of bringing ‘Akiba to you’ stems from our core belief that anime, J-Pop, Japanese fashion and culture are alive and well in North America because of the powerful bond and passion our fans have for each of these things.”
Interview by: Young Jeohn
I found Bree being perfect... perfectly good at playing Pump it up Prime, a five foot panel game where you have to coordinate your feet with the arrows as they scroll up the game screen. What we have here is a true Gamer Girl, a gem in a haystack!
These cosplayers couldn't take more than two steps before being swamped by hordes of photo takers - so we nabbed'em at a dark corner to unveil their faces...
Read MoreNo convention is complete without our CosPlayer photos! One thing I'd like to mention is that there always seem to be advances in Cosplay construction, and for the past few years, designs in the use of worbla and foam have been getting fairly sophisticated in all areas - armor, weapons, wearable creatures such as dinosaurs... the whole lot.
I've now noticed a big advance on another theme: LED lighting.
Read MoreOur final installment of CE Week presentations, includes Manhattan connectivity products to connect all your audio/video/gadget gear , WaspCam's action cam (it's already waterproof, so no need for additional purchases), Cobra dash cams for when you need video evidence, and Escort radar detectors with IVT tech to filter out false alerts
Read MoreContinuing on with the CE Week tech event is part 10 of a series of quick video presentations with Lenovo's new Phab 2 Pro, Phazon waterproof bluetooth earbuds, Jasco home automation products and Global Delight's app that means to make any headphone sound good.
Read MoreContinuing on with the CE Week tech event is part 9 of a series of quick video presentations with Witti's smart alarm clocks, JLab Audio headsets and earbuds, TrackMyMac apps for laptop theft security, and Nuheara noise cancelling earbuds.
Read MoreContinuing on with the CE Week tech event is part 8 of a series of quick video presentations with Moshi accessories, Znitro's screen protection, Targus' world famous bags and carriers, and newcomer, QueenB's drone.
Read MoreContinuing on with the CE Week tech event is part 7 of a series of quick video presentations with the LifePrint portable printer, olloclip phone accessories and optics, Robo3D 3D printers and Roli for the musician in you - click and watch them below!
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Continuing on with the CE Week tech event is part 6 of a series of quick video presentations with 3Doodler 3D printing pen, Catalyst waterproof cases, myCharge powerbanks and Jabra headsets - click and watch them below!
Read MorePart 5 of a series of quick video presentations from CE Week is the DroneVolt 360 VR drone, Oura Ring health monitor, Orion Labs' Star Trek-like communicator, and CaseCo's car mounts - watch the videos!
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Calling all Critters,
I came upon an idea as I was watching past episodes (and anticipating the next one) and thought that this would be a great present for Critical Role and other Critters alike. I love to write especially poetry, monologues and short stories. Twitch and streaming on YouTube, are ways of broadcasting a lot of materials of variety and sharing those things with people is a great way of meeting other like minds. Well because I am such a huge fan of Critical Role and being a Critter myself, I want to give something to the Critical Role family, cast, crew, and Critters alike (yay for alliteration right here...)
So here is my idea: On one day a week (or two depending on my life schedule, I will be writing a story about the motley crew of Vox Machina. This story however, will not be written by just me. I want all Critters and others who are just becoming Critters, to help me write the story. Think of it as a huge Mad Libs project. Depending on how many chapters we write, will depend on how much we want to write and end the story. Are you in? Comment below this post or send me an email at Ashley@otakusandgeks.com. I want this to be a great fun project and maybe as a surprise gift to the Critical Role cast and crew. Thank you for your corporation and let's write Vox Machina's new adventure, filled with character development, love, lost, fun, humor, and most of all, natural 20's...
Vox Machina Rules!!!!!
Continuing on with the CE Week tech event is part 4 of a series of quick video presentations with Odyssey Toys, Aiptek projectors, Kensington computer peripherals and the Nonda car charger/car locator.
Read MoreContinuing on with the CE Week tech event, this is part 3 of a series of quick video presentations for us gadget lovers with ToughTested, Global Ionics, Handl and Onkyo - click and watch them below!
Read MoreContinuing on with the CE Week tech event, this is part 2 of a series of video presentations with Fizzics, Astell & Kern, iFit and Cleer Audio - click and see their newest products!
Read MoreThe CE Week event is a yearly affair where tech companies and start ups gather to show off their latest gear, and we're here to give you a taste of what we saw. This is part one with many more to come!
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Have you ever been on a date and wished your date didn't have to ask, "what's manga?" After going on multiple dates, it became easy for me to tell if we had chemistry or not within the first few minutes. Good chemistry dates were great, but rare. I had to find excuses to leave many dates after multiple bouts of awkward silences or being mocked when I mentioned my favorite romantic anime fanfiction. Otaku Speed Dating organizes speed dating events specifically curated to otaku, gamers, and geeks looking for love in New York City. Here's a quick run-down of how it works: The event will take place July 8th.
1. Register online for one of our otaku speed dating events.
2. Come to our venue and prepare to meet other otaku.
3. We'll rotate you between your dates every 3 minutes.
4. You'll write down which dates you want to match with.
5. Mingle while enjoying snacks and refreshments until closing.
6. If you matched with anyone, you'll be emailed their contact info.
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