Seaman2 and eco Cup noodle

I got a PSP last year end, but accidentally the LCD was broken. The repair charge is 12600yen! Ah, expensive...orz. Seaman is a virtual pet video game for Play Station2. That weird ironic character was popular as kimokawaii. There are rumore about Seaman2 on the net and finally they opened the official site. This time, we will rise Peking man . The hand type cursor arouse my sadistic playful spirit...let's wait.

Al Gore's movie An inconvenient truth was released in theaters. It is a choice moive of the Ministry of Education, Culure, Sports, Sicience and Technology (what a long name). In Japan, Team Minus 6% is a big campaign to reduce global heating. Individuals, organizations and corporations join and take appropriate actions where necessary. For individuals, there are 6 types of actions. 1.How to use AC, 2.How to use water, 3.How to drive, 4.How to choose products, 5.How to use electric, 6.Shopping and gavage.  Cool biz, Warm biz, and furoshiki are projects of team minus. I joined already.

Regarding this eco topic, Nissin has released refill noodle and plastic "my cup" for Cup Noodle. You can change picture of "my cup" like a Starbucks cup. Cup Noodle is a typical disposable food, so this choice is very impressive for me. By the way, I found they update animation ad seriess freedom directed by Otomo Katsuhiro, check it out.*

Comments

[Mari]

Hi there
Seaman was the game we enjoy conversation with THAT, but Seaman2 looks the game we enjoy watching the man. I think Seaman2 has low risk for voice issue.

[Esther]

I don't do cooking. I just do the gateway drug of microwaving.

[bshock]

My wife really liked the original Seaman game. I thought the character asked some strangely personal questions, though. At one point, Seaman asked my wife if her husband was in the room, and then when she answered that he (I) wasn't, Seaman went on to ask if my wife had ever had any extramarital affairs.

Usually I buy my wife copies of games as soon as they come out in Japan, but she isn't interested in Seaman 2. She doesn't speak Japanese, and so she's afraid that the voice interface won't work for her. I understand -- often the voice function didn't work well in the English version of the Seaman game. One time Seaman asked my wife what her hobby was, and she answered that it was "cooking." Seaman then warned her that drugs were bad, apparently thinking that she had said "cocaine." My wife insists that after that question, Seaman always treated her like some kind of drug addict.