Otomedius Gorgeous DLC adds a couple new additions to it's roster of questionable choices in combat pilots..

Before I could even finish accusing Kotaku of being the most "Fan Service Friendly" enthusiast site on the web than they go and post up some anime boobs in an effort to peel some traffic away from the constant GDC updates on other sites.

Naturally, the discussion is boob focused. In this case the game Kotaku has dubbed a "Boob-Shooter", Konami's Japanese (for now) XBLA game Otomedius Gorgeous. I blogged about this game back in october when it was released, but now it appears that there is some DLC coming out which will be adding two new characters.

The original post was pretty popular, so I see no reason not to post up screen shots of these new characters in an effort to continue driving traffic to my site from the middle east, which according to Site Meter is has a lot of Anime Fans. Anyway, where ever you're from, enjoy:

Incredible Bionic Commando Rearmed soundtrack available for download.

Well, like I'm sure many of my fellow retro game enthusiasts, I downloaded Bionic Commando last night. And it did not disappoint. I haven't been this geeked out over a game since, I dont' know when. Maybe since, well since ever. It's such a great remake. I wish Commando and 1942 could have been this good.

Becca, who was a big NES gamer, had never heard of Bionic Commando before. I was a little suprised by that. I said, "we'll start it up and you'll see". She did not see, but that's OK.

Here one comment was, "I dont' know about the gameplay, but the music is awesome." And I have to agree. The music for this game is spectacular.

Luckily, The official Capcom Blog has posted links to a couple of site where you can buy the Bionic Commando sound track.

I don't have an ipod so I avoid itunes, but they claim that it's posted on Apple's music store.

I downloaded the sound track from Sumthing Digital. The sound quality is great, I'm listening to it right now and I have not complaints. I'm going to load it on my MP3 player for the bike ride home, headphones are usually a better way to determine sound quality. So I'll let you know.

Sumthing Digital also has the original NES Bionic Commando soundtrack posted as well. It's only 2.99, at that price you basically have no choice but to pick it up.