Ace Attorney fans are very upset over an animation that shows Geiru snapping her suspenders into her bust.
If you’re a fan of the Ace Attorney series then you may be aware of the clown girl. For those who aren’t aware it’s probably helpful if I bring you up to speed.
Geiru Toneido is a villain from the 2016 3DS title Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice. To simplifly: She’s the daughter of a famous performer but an instructor tells her she’s not cut out to follow in her father’s footsteps. So she becomes a balloon artist instead, obviously.
“The entire game revolves around these two men dancing around each other. The courtroom battles are like a tango, a back-and-forth exchange.”
That’s how Claire Stenger, senior narrative designer at Gameloft, describes the relationship between Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth. But anyone that’s played Capcom’s Ace Attorney games probably already knew that.
The relationship between the upbeat defense attorney and the aloof prosecutor has become one of the most popular character “ships” in video game fandom. (Shipping has been around since the ’60s heydey of Kirk and Spock, and usually refers to fans’ use of artwork, fanfiction, or memes to
Here’s Journal Club 09-16-22! Every week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After filtering through the articles on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this week. Be safe and stay well!
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A man who shot and killed a passenger on a San Francisco subway commuter train will be charged with gun crimes but not homicide in what was “clearly” a case of self-defense after he was attacked with a knife, his attorney said Monday.
Javon Green, 26, will face charges of having a concealed weapon in a public place and having a loaded gun in a public place, both felonies that possibly could be reduced to misdemeanors, attorney Randy Knox told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Green was scheduled for a court appearance on Tuesday.
The San Francisco
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona’s Republican attorney general announced Wednesday that a pre-statehood law that bans all abortions is enforceable and that he will soon file for the removal of an injunction that has blocked it for nearly 50 years.
Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office said after the US Supreme Court overturned its 1973 decision that said abortion was a constitutional right that he was weighing whether the old law could be enforced.
His decision puts him at odds with Republican Gov. Doug Ducey. The governor had said after he signed a new law banning abortions after 15 weeks in March
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Heading into the second half of 2023, the US housing market has yet to see the typical spring and summer boom, as limited inventory and high borrowing costs dampen the market.
Mortgage rates are elevated, leading to low inventory as many potential buyers wait for rates to drop before looking for a new home. Would-be sellers with cheap mortgages are holding off, unwilling to go back into the market and paying more.
As a result, sales have dropped, according to an analysis by Realtor.com. The real estate listing site changed its outlook on prices, now predicting they will gradually fall
For the first time in several years, rents are starting to cool off. New data from Realtor.com shows monthly rents dipped 0.5% year over year in May 2023. The median rent is now $1,739 in the 50 largest US metropolitan areas.
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Median rent price: $1,436
Year-over-year changes: -1.6%
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Housing affordability isn’t improving anytime soon, Realtor.com economist Danielle Hale says.
Hale expected home prices to dip just 0.6% this year, while mortgage rates might only ease to 6%.
The tightness in the market can be chalked up to a decade of housing undersupply.
Housing affordability isn’t improving soon for prospective home buyers, thanks to the high cost of borrowing and the undersupply of homes built over the past decade, Realtor.com’s Danielle Hale says.
In an interview with CNBC on Friday, the chief economist pointed to the precarious state of the housing market, with demand far
