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Great, they turned halo into a mecha anime.

10 thumbs up for reviewing one of the best game series of all time.
Thief II's in my personal top 5.

Stealth + compelling story w/masterful writing + misanthropic antisocial loner antihero + mecha gandalf nemesis + natural magic vs steampunk technology + sprawling non linear gameplay = gaming nirvana !!!

+bonus thumb up for sinking SS John Romero reference ee hee hee.

That's Mecha! or at least an arm/hand. Seriously, the first large scale machine I've seen with that kind of dexterity. All it needs is some legs and a pubescent school girl pilot.

Christian Bale as John Connor will probably get me to go see this.

Terminator motorcycles and a Mecha-Godzillanator might make me regret it.

It all comes down to whether they find a way to make the post-apocalypse war against the machines interestingly fresh, or if they fall onto sci-fi cliches (we're gonna make a virus! or we've got to destroy the central brain/power generator).

It's Mecha-Kidzilla!

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Cool invention, I just tried posting it. Searched under "tiger".

"An awesome, custom-built mechanical tiger created by a local artist and taken out for its first ride, in Brugge, Belgium. Check out the artist's site at www.kezanti.com and see more pics of the mecha tiger at http://www.flickr.com/photos/71251512..."

"Re-Turner" (RETURNER or Ritaanaa) is a 2002 live action Japanese movie, directed by Takashi Yamasaki starring Takeshi Kaneshiro and Anne Suzuki. Suzuki plays a soldier from the future sent back in time to stop an incident that led to an alien invasion of Earth and slaughter of the majority of the human race. Kaneshiro's character is a reluctant hitman that she soon persuades to help her perform her mission.

This is the second film by director Takashi Yamasaki to utilize a number of computer generated visual effects showing bullet time, mecha and transforming alien ships (including a Boeing 747 that appears to transform into a mechanical dragon-ship with aliens on board). The film shows a clear film noir style. The villains in the film are reminiscent of the type of gangsters depicted in Hong-Kong style triad movies. Despite accusations of it being a derivative work, this film lays the groundwork for later CGI-heavy productions such as Casshern.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Returner

I brake for fish-mecha.