The cover of the December 2009 issue of Dengeki G’s Magazine features Kareha and Daisy from the game SHUFFLE Essence+, which I really hope will get translated into English in the future.

If you like SHUFFLE, then you might like reading Marriage Royale too. Although it’s not a game or anime (yet), the characters designs are the same as SHUFFLE. Currently there are 5 volumes of the manga released, all in Japanese though.

Although Kaede is still my favourite character, I think Daisy is pretty cool too.

I’m really looking forward to the Angel Beats anime. I didn’t like Clannad very much, but Kanon and AIR were two of my favourites so I hope Angel Beats turns out like those two. Then again, it could go either way considering all of those titles are from Visual Art’s Key.

I still haven’t gotten around to finishing my first playthrough of Da Capo (I think I’m close though). Hopefully, Da Capo II will be out and translated by the time I finish the first game (which may be a long way away).

I haven’t heard of this game before. It’s called “Koi to Senkyo to Chocolate” or in English as “Love, Election & Chocolate.” Not sure what exactly it’s about, but I like the school uniforms. Having all blue except for the chest area really makes it stand out. The names of the girls from left to right are: Satsuki Shinonome, Michiru Morishita, Isara Aomi, Mifuyu Kiba, and Chisato Simiyoshi. Personally, I like Michiru and Chisato ^.^

I still have no clue what Magus Tale Eternity is, can anyone fill me in?

Final Dragon Chronicle Guilty Requiem is a spinoff game of Leaf’s releases. It contains characters from some of their popular games, but in different settings. Tamaki Kousaka as a knight looks hot!

Did anyone get any of these goods? I tried to get the Yui nendoroid, but it’s sold out :(

Another addition to my Chaos TCG collection.

Deja Vu anyone?

I was kinda disappointed with the extra goodie that came with this issue of Dengeki G’s. Although Idolmaster is pretty nice, I haven’t used a pencil case since elementary school, and I don’t plan on using them again any time soon.

It looked kinda small, but the pencil case is big enough to fit pencils (or pens).

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The November 2009 edition of Dengeki G’s magazine is my favourite so far, mainly because of this cute little alarm clock that comes with it. This edition also features a couple games from my favourite game company, Key, and other popular games like SHUFFLE Essence+.

I really wonder how similar Angel Beats is to Haruhi. People have already pointed out the similarities in appearance between Yuri and Haruhi, but apparently in Angel Beats Yuri also starts a club called the SSS which is really close to the SOS. The scene in the second picture above also reminds me a lot of when Haruhi first dragged Kyon into her club.

More SHUFFLE stuff. I think out of the new characters, I like Ruri the best. Maybe I just like characters with that band or whatever it is across their hair.

I don’t know what Twinkle Crusaders is about, but I like the character designs ^.^

Little Busters! Converted Edition came out for the PS2 back in December. Like the title says, it’s basically Little Busters! Ecstasy for the PS2 rather than on PC. The only difference that I know of is that there are no “adult” scenes in the converted edition. Speaking of the PS2, doesn’t anyone find it strange that so many visual novels are still being released on it rather than on the PS3?

Magus Tale is another game I don’t know much about. Anyone care to enlighten me?

I still don’t like the colouring of the hair in Steins;Gate, but that pink haired girl has got me interested. She looks funny in that maid outfit. The girl on the top of the right page looks kinda scary though with those yellow-green eyes of hers.

Here are some goods and figures that were available for preoder back in November. Did anyone manage to get a Mio nendoroid? I checked every online store I knew of on the preorder release date and they were all sold out :(

The Chaos TCG that came with this edition of Dengeki G’s is a character from Fortune Arterial. If this keeps up, I’ll have enough cards to make a deck after several years.

They’ve been using the same ad for the back of Dengeki G’s Magazine for a while. I wonder how much it costs to place ads on the back cover.

Like I said earlier, this edition of Dengeki G’s came with a cute little alarm clock. It was packed in a relatively big cardboard box, probably to keep it from being damaged.

The alarm clock is shaped like one of those old ones that you see in movies where you hit the top to stop it from ringing. The thing about this one though is that the bells on top are just for show, they don’t actually ring when the alarm goes off. Instead, when it reaches a set time, it beeps like a digital watch. It’s kinda cute to have and useful if you’re travelling somewhere, but I would have liked it more if the bells actually did ring like old alarm clocks do.

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