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The Blu-ray rips have been up since....Apr. 25th.

The only way Robotech would impact Macross is if HG wants to license it, but then that's a whole new problem with music licensing, which involves money, and I don't see too many companies wanting to jump on that train in the current economic state of things. Robotech is going off on it's own with the live-action. And as I've said many times, things are probably going to be redesigned since I don't see how a 80's cartoon design works for a live-action movie.

Exactly. They run their site the way they want to. People use to come here all the time to complain about RT.com's modus operandi. And you know what? It wasn't our problem. So if you want to change things, do it over there cuz we can't change they way they do business cuz it ain't our site.

I thought we ended this who mess of going to RT.com to cause trouble long ago. We don't need or want a site war going on. Let them live in their own little world over there.

The Compendium says 20,000 crew and ~58,000 civilians, which then drops down to 56,000, then down to 40,000 civilians.

For a toy of that size, it would be hard to produce the bay doors to mimic the animation's design. Which is fine since a bit of anime magic needs to occur for the gunpods to fit in there. At least you won't have to deal with gun pods falling off.

Word out of AICN is that the leaked version is as close to the final version as it gets. Whether or not you believe it, is up to you. Word from Fox is, the movie will have a few different endings, so to speak.

That's because the market for PC gaming peripherals is left to gamepads, joysticks, keyboards and mice.

Reviving your old thread is how we roll here. And if there hasn't been any news in 3 months, then there hasn't been any news. It doesn't mean we don't like it. It's just that we haven't heard anything. Heck a quick Google and ToysDaily search shows it's last postings back to 2008. So no, there hasn't been any news so this thread will probably go dormant till there is some news.

That's #2, behind Megaroad.

Just to settle the matter, Chronicle answered this set. Uraga-class, Guantanamo-class (or Advanced-ARMD), and Northampton-class, respectively.

See, those of us who've made transforming Gunpla have been saying this for a while now.

Hopefully, a new series. The pilot will air on SciFi soon so we'll know how it does then.

No release dates yet. As Graham said, expect the VF-22. VF-19....still waiting for approval and VF-19 paint schemes are yet to be determined.

The dark lord Graham speaks only when he wants to. You do not speak to him. He speaks to you.

Those are from Macross Chronicle. And we're not 4chan.

Keep in mind, Bay has been saying things out of his ass so it's hard to gauge want is true out of that man's mouth. First he said, no Megatron. Then Hugo Weaving says "I'm doing the VA right now." Then Bay says it's a flashback. Then he shows up in fighting Prime on Earth in the TV spot.

Nope.

Yeah, I'm bringing this thread back from the 1-year grave. Only because there's news about it now. World Excl: Jackson/Del Toro Talk Hobbit (Empire Online)

Guld Goa Bowman: ガルド・ゴア・ボーマン The vol. 6 liner notes say: マクロス・ギャラクシー可変戦闘機開発工廠(ガルド・ワークス) Yeh. I won't think too much about it except it's just word play which Frontier seems to be littered with.

I'm pretty happy with Win7 on my VM as well. There are some user interface issues with it which I'm not happy about since pushing this on older users who are use to a more classic interface may find it difficult to work through. I'm much more happy with the memory usage but I would like to see if they can shave it down a little more with the RC.

I just find it interesting that in a normally male-targeted AV, you're looking at the guy and not the girls. I'm just sayin.....

I'm sure that will be a "yes". Like Transformers: Animated did, I'm sure they'll use those since it will be ingrained in everybody's heads or try to redesign things for a simpler format.

From what I hear about the unfinished leaked copy that spread out on the net at the beginning of the month,

Also bear in mind this is a fairly common practice. Joss Whedon was tapped to write a script for WB on Wonder Woman. He sent it, the studio paid him, and have ended up not using it. Lawrence Kasdan draft may be a basic outline of what was done. Alfred Gough and Miles Millar were brought on to rewrite. They may submit it, and the studio may decide to not go forward with it. If the 2 are done, it's up to the studio to decide to move forward with it or not.