A2- A DUE! Free VN on android! Belissimo

I want to thank those of you that seem to be finding this blog as my views have shot up past 10000 . I'd also like to apologize that I only pop in to blog when I find something that I enjoy or excites me.

But today I had that feeling again. 

I was sifting through my android tablet as I installed chaos rings 1, omega and 2. There's a sale on right now on the android store where everything is half price. (Date- 30/6/13)

An update popped up for a game called A2- A due. It looked like code. I couldn't remember installing it and had no idea what it was.

As it turns out it was a game I installed for free whilst searching for visual novels on the android store. I fell in love. I suggested to my partner to give it a read to understand writing short stories and pacing scenes with music. The game was so beautifully put together, and I just found out it was by a group that made it in a month.

It's not too long, maybe an hour or 2 and has 3 endings that you will want to find so you can unlock the chinese/english translation which makes complete sense when you understand the premise of the story.

The guy in the image, doesn't speak english, you have no idea what he's saying except by how Sona understands it. It's so beautifully written, a story about a girl who's lost her love of music and has to try and find it again through her deceased fathers orchestra. 

I heavily suggest you give it a go and for any extra details or images please visit-

http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=19641

Some of the art is absolutely adorable, some of it is very amateur. No offense to the group, the images were still charming and some of them reminded me of Rukia from Bleach, but their main art is the cutest chibis EVERRRRRRRRRRRRR! Go give them some love, this game got me to blub like a baby and it's only 2 hours long.

Roku, Crunchyroll, and Free Drama's!

I'm going to report on a few things that I've found out and haven't found anywhere on the net.
Anyone with a Crunchyroll account and a Roku box can log into their account- providing they are at least paying for an anime subscription  can then access the drama section and watch non premium only shows (which on the american side is most of them) WITHOUT any adverts.

But there are no drama worth watching on the english Crunchyroll - I hear you cry- Akumu-chan aside- you would be correct. This is where Unlock Us comes in, for £3.50 a month you can use hulu, netflix (9/10 different area content), crackle and many many more websites.
Crunchyroll isn't on their official list, anywhere, but rest assured it works. Your best bet, buy a decent router that you can change the DNS server on and it will correct all applicable sites on all devices in your house.

Last point of tech for today-

I just bought a Netgear router WND4500 (N900) and had a few hiccups. I found one roku forum page that says roku 2 works with the N900 router so I gave in and bought it. Beautiful router, but when it came to using netflix, hulu, crunchyroll, etc, after initial setup, it just wouldn't work. Roku was down despite showing an excellent connection rating, ps3 apps were down and I sat there softly weeping into my elbows. Then I tried to log into Netflix on my PC and it sent me to the Unlock Us website, turns out as I changed device my ip reset and all devices were trying to run through the dns server and couldn't.

So me dumb dumb.

I'm passing on these words of wisdom for anyone who sits there relentlessly trying to research any of these topics.

p.s I used to use playmo.tv as it allows you to use it at 2 different houses but crunchyroll isn't included on it for a reason they won't explain