You know what old thing we haven't heard about since the 90s is making a comeback? The future ! We're perfectly on topic since the article I've seen at my job today is about semi-autonomous machines revolutioning society: according to it, self-driving cars are to change the property market: https://...

I don't know for the USA, but in Europe, Evangelion is only known by "true" anime fans; and by "true", I'm talking about the ones who go and watch anime by themselves instead of just watching One Piece, DBZ, Pokemon and the other never-ending shonen series that are broadcast on m...

It's true that it's cool to see an old-school anime done with modern technology... and I know I'll have rocks thrown at me for this, but I prefer the way anime characters are drawn now than how they were drawn in the 70s to 90s: I like the plot, storylines and universes in older anime better, but I ...

It's UC, which is a world set in at least 100 years from we are, now. Computers are good enough to auto-adjust what the mecha is outputing with our technology level with proper tunning before hand. In fact, you can't really control anything to combat without computer assist in space no matter how m...

Hello everyone, and sorry for not introducing myself earlier! I've been a mecha fan for a long time, since I first played Total Annihilation on PC when it came out (well, it isn't actually a mecha game, but it's still about huge badass andromorphous robots fighting). I've started watching anime 5 or...

I think that the biggest issue in operating a MA on Mars would be the pilot's training! It'd be one hell of a hassle to get used to this very specific gravitation instead of what the pilot's been training for: what would be sufficient to hover on Earth would catapult the whole mecha into low orbit o...