Muddser Ahmed

Come On Guys ANDROID/IOS release please I want portable,more modern experience than Nintendo Switch it's perfect.

Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) "In This Corner of the World: Extended Edition" is a poignant and deeply moving animated film that takes viewers on an emotional journey through the hardships of war and the resilience of the human spirit. Directed by Sunao Katabuchi, this extended edition of the original film offers an even more immersive and insightful experience. Set in Hiroshima during World War II, the story revolves around Suzu, a young woman with a passion for art, who finds herself thrust into the chaos and devastation of war. The film beautifully captures the daily struggles and sacrifices of ordinary people living in wartime, as they cope with rationing, air raids, and the constant fear of losing loved ones. What sets "In This Corner of the World" apart is its ability to evoke a wide range of emotions. It deftly balances moments of joy, love, and hope with the harsh realities of war, creating a nuanced portrayal of the human experience in extraordinary circumstances. The animation style is visually stunning, employing a delicate watercolor aesthetic that enhances the film's ethereal and dreamlike atmosphere. The extended edition offers additional scenes and character development, giving viewers a deeper understanding of the supporting cast and their relationships with Suzu. This added depth adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, making the story even more engaging and immersive. The film's greatest strength lies in its characters. Suzu, the central protagonist, is a relatable and endearing figure. Her quiet determination and unwavering spirit in the face of adversity make her a truly memorable character. The supporting characters, including Suzu's family and friends, are equally well-crafted, each adding their own unique perspective to the story. One of the film's minor drawbacks is its slow pace, which may test the patience of some viewers. However, this deliberate pacing allows for a deeper exploration of the characters' inner lives and provides a greater impact when the more intense moments of the story unfold. Another aspect worth mentioning is the film's portrayal of the effects of war on civilians. It offers a stark reminder of the human cost of conflict, emphasizing the importance of peace and understanding. The film's messages of hope, resilience, and the power of art to heal are both timely and timeless. "In This Corner of the World: Extended Edition" is a remarkable piece of storytelling that stays with you long after the credits roll. It serves as a reminder of the strength of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity and encourages empathy and compassion for those affected by war. Whether you're a fan of animation or a lover of thought-provoking cinema, this film is a must-watch.

Vita version ditched by Wikipedia is by far best compare to other versions.

Perfected Colors Palette & Saturation game have much more to carry from Renegade it can have more border look to city if a sequel appears ,a good game always opens its doors to much more diverse story in future or for future if we look into its future only if Sony carries the legacy or Precursor Legacy in Jak & Daxter's case.

Nice game but why the heck is PS Vita included in Platforms? Was this meant to be for Vita which makes it a rushed game after sony stopped devs from submitting games for Vita this year? Its missing many features and its toughness is unbearable 2 or 3 blows and you are down. I think its Vita standard game.

Just wanna say Korra doesn't have an Attitude of an Avatar like Aang did she is immature, selfish and Anger issues i can understand that she didn't had Air Nomades to teach he discipline but it should be in her blood which would make her an Avatar like Kyoshi and Roku she should have been from Tenzen family but Avatar cycle was suppose to go water but tenzen himself feels a little empty which doesn't let him to enter spirit world like her daugher this show is average like 50/50 doing good and bad together like Katara ,Zuko ,Toph are alive but waaaay far from each other after Aang's death there is Zaheer but not so much light is poured to his old life and ofcourse Korra is rushed without explaining Aang's gang in there Manly life or Womenly in Katara's, Toph and Suki's case.

Is this even an Assassin's creed entry?

It sure have some flaws and its not that lengthy compare to predecessors some might call it a slide show or Visual novel due to its massive texts to read but tackling all of this if you are a hard core SAO fan it won't disappoint you at all.MMO NOT FOR EVERY MAINSTREAM GAMER.