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Wii: Beautiful, Quiet, Small, Affordable.

Wii-Sports: Fun, Family-Friendly, Shallow & Deep

Wii-Zelda: Awesome, but as long as I can watch my sister beat the 1rst & 2nd Dungeon Bosses without dieing, I say it's too easy.

Cowboy Bebop: An engaging anime that seems to critically reflect on every damned thing you could think of in terms of Science Fiction, Noir, Fantasy, Western, Horror, Philosophy, Action, and Martial Arts. Lots of further reading recommended.

Term Papers: !@#$#@!$!!!!

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  1. Anonymous10:43 AM

    I've only seen a few episodes of Cowboy Bebop on the Cartoon Network; for some reason it's never hooked me. I hear that the ending will throw you for a loop (and not in a good way).

    One Piece has some very good moments, but it also has some consistent flaws that are getting annoying.

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  2. Yeah, I actually didn't like it that much when I first watched it a few years ago. But after seeing all the SF movies in felipe's class, and learning about all the tropes of scifi, I think I can appreciate it more, especially when you see it as addressing the same questions (in different ways) that made Ghost in the Shell (post-human questions) so popular.

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