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If you haven't heard of Tokyo Jungle before, well, you're in the majority. Tokyo Jungle was announced for Playstation in Japan and Europe last year and came out in June this year. We heard localization whispers at E3, but now we finally have some concrete details. Tokyo Jungle will be hitting North American shores on PSN on September 25th, 2012 for $14.99.

Now, what is Tokyo Jungle, you may be asking? It is set in modern-day Tokyo, where all of the humans have mysteriously disappeared. Now, various animals roam the streets, vying for dominance. You get to put yourself in the paws of over 50 playable animals and try to stake your claim in the animal kingdom the urban wasteland has become.

There are two game modes: in Story Mode, you’ll play as a range of different animals whose lives are intertwined as they struggle to survive in the Tokyo wilderness, while unraveling the mystery of mankind’s disappearance. In Survival Mode, you will hunt, occupy territories, and produce offspring to secure future generations and resist extinction. As you progress, you’ll also obtain survival points to unlock playable animals and purchase costumes to increase your abilities.

If you aren't interested already, well...I guess you just hate being an animal, eh? :P Check out the trailers below for a much more visual explanation:

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_;; I subscribed a bit ago before getting sick (sun poisoning and pneumonia) but never got around to posting a formal "Hello" to the community. So: Hello! I'm a female Red Panda with a skittish personality around new people but love to roll around and play with friends! 25 and new here in Baltimore, Maryland. =>_<= !

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Author: admin Tiny people is the initial topic of our podcast, as you might expect, even if this episode is all about growing up! We move right along into Smokey’s word of the week (used so often in the past), Istanbul tells a horrible joke about a horse, and we discuss how unprogressive Progressive is! [...] Episode 55 – Midgetbane

So here we are, the final episode in the Camp Feral Future series and looks like we got some of our questions answered if you followed along. I showed the video to a scientist friend of mind (he’s older and wise) and he just thought it was pretty goofy. While I understand he did not watch all of them,I think if he had he’d still find it the same way. You MUST have a good sense of humor and be open-minded, this was not made to be in the movies.

I really liked the action and the acting I felt like I was really there at times. Now, while the video was edited with perfection, there were still some scenes that needed to be cut, because yes it did get a little long. With a bit of tweaking there is just one big thing I feel could have changed. I understood, N.A.Y.O and the whole green room thing with Timber and Growlr. However, I still felt VERY lost in the story this is probably why some didn’t understand everything. We moved from scene to scene and it was easy to get lost if you weren’t attentive.But overall for the ONLY con that does webisodes I thought it was really good!

My comments are based on me being a blogger and even though this was a for-fun video I still thought I would do a for-fun review. So if you’re a furry and can laugh or need a laugh, then watch the whole thing HERE.

Take a look at the last show and see if you can remember what the last clip represented.

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Who's all going to RF? I'm super excited and debuting my new suit :] and this will be the first fur-con my bf will be suiting, who all is going and are you suiting?

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Furry fans can usually expect some interesting — sometimes silly, sometimes scarey, sometimes gross — anthropomorphic animal stuff to turn up in the pages of Fables, the award-winning comic book series created by Jim Willingham. The latest full-color opus from the DC Comics Vertigo imprint is Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland, illustrated by Jim Fern, Craig Hamilton, Ray Snyder, and Mark Farmer (whew!).  Here’s the publisher’s description from Amazon: “Bigby Wolf takes center stage in the most brutal, action-packed FABLES story to date. Sent out into modern day America at large, Bigby’s on a quest for possible locations for a new Fabletown. In his wanderings, Bigby stumbles across a small town named Luperville, somewhere in American’s vast heartland, that, amazingly enough, seems to be populated by werewolves. These werewolves are descendants of a World War II German project to create an army of werewolf super soldiers, some of whom who were infected with Bigby’s tainted blood. And even more unfortunate the fact that they’ve captured, caged and tortured the most popular and important canine in history: Bigby Wolf.” According to Amazon this 144-page hardcover graphic novel will be released in early November.

image c. 2012 DC Comics/Vertigo

Tiny people is the initial topic of our podcast, as you might expect, even if this episode is all about growing up! We move right along into Smokey’s word of the week (used so often in the past), Istanbul tells a horrible joke about a horse, and we discuss how unprogressive Progressive is! On a related topic, Halfwit delves into her car story from hell and the possibility of getting one Stephen Fry to do a reading for an animated feature, Istanbul rants about acquaintances vs. friends vs. real friends, and some rambling about horrible names and purple drank occurs!

Once we get going on e-mails, it’s suddenly srsfaec time! We discuss adjusting your diet and exercise in order to shed those extra pounds, give warnings about things like diet soda and fruit juice, and recommend some multivitamins to anyone over the age of 30 or so. We then go into laws about drinking and serving drinks, and Kyo goes on a not-so-small rant about how unfairly bartenders are treated on this topic. Who knew they got such a raw deal! We discuss society’s current trend toward reinforcing not feeling bad (even when you should), and then discuss our final e-mail about not knowing where you’re going in your life. Just remember, most of the people you know don’t have it nearly as together as they’d have you believe!

Next week’s topic is all about online relationships. You know the ones! Whether we’re just talking about buddies you know online or something a little more intimate, there’s a real paradigm shift when you’re looking at a computer screen vs. face-to-face interaction. How do you keep your online relationship alive, if you have one? What are some of the quirks of an electronic friendship? Drop us a line, we want to hear from you!

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And if you’re interested in hearing the D&D campaign run by Kyo’s vagina and played by Smokey, Halfwit, Istanbul, and (for part of it) Jeddar…
Here’s the first episode…
Here’s the second episode…
…and here’s the third!

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Episode 55 – Midgetbane - Tiny people is the initial topic of our podcast, as you might expect, even if this episode is all about growing up! We move right along into Smokey’s word of the week (used so often in the past), Istanbul tells a horrib[...]

Author: Fred The Cartoon Brew website has a preview of DreamWorks’ TV series sequel to its 2010 hit theatrical feature and Ursa Major Award winner: Dragons: Riders of Berk, a CGI series premièring on Cartoon Network on Tuesday, September 4. The show will recount the further adventures of Hiccup (and Toothless) and his friends, and [...]

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I have two tails for sale currently. I made them to see what the pre mixed yarn colors would look like.

These are not resales. They are my own handiwork.

-First I have this mottled natural colored tail. 24" long Thick width (by my commission standards) Open and close metal ring for attachment. Price: 67$ Includes shipping to continental U.S. Click Here for Image

-Second I have this mottled pinkish purple tail. 17" long Normal Width (by my commission standards) Open and close metal ring for attachment. Price: 45$ Includes shipping to continental U.S. Click Here for Image

If you are interested please send me an email at bmengel@live.com or send me a note on the main FA site. http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ziaki/

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Hey all! I live very close to the location where the Memphit Fur Meet is held, and I'd love to volunteer to help out getting the con setup and rolling. I've tried using the contact form on the con's website, and I've also tried contacting Tyger Cowboy via his Facebook page to see if they still need volunteers. I haven't heard back from anyone over the past few weeks, and I've kinda given up.

Doesn't anyone have any connections out there that might be able to get me in contact with someone. I want to help out the furries, y0!

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The latest installment of World of Warcraft's never ending quest to expand, expand, expand, now has a cinematic opening to show off. WoW: Mists of Pandaria has been built up for quite a while now, and it features many furry friends right at the center of all of it. The Pandaren are, as you probably know by now, anthropomorphic pandas and bears of all sorts. This opening shows off their stuff in the gradoise way that WoW openings usually do.

From Blizzard's site:

You've ended Deathwing's destructive rampage and saved the dragonflights from extinction. Now you must unlock the mysteries of the lost continent and discover the dark secrets of Pandaria's past. Explore ancient kingdoms hidden since before the Sundering, plunder vast treasures from the depths of the forgotten vaults, and rise to defend Pandaria from the shadow of a long buried evil - before it's too late.

 

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