G-DRAGON - 'PEACEMINUSONEA' TEASER SPOT Analysis

YG Entertainment just released a teaser trailer for G-DRAGON - 'PEACEMINUSONE' on YouTube. Not much information is know about this as yet and the teaser takes its name quite literally by only teasing very little information. For now we know that the event is titled PEACEMINUSONE which some netizens speculating to mean the peace sign of holding up two finger and "minus one" to mean removing one finger to leave just the middle finger.  In other words "Peace minus one".

For now it seems that his is limited to just G-Dragon and not the whole of BIGBANG and its other members, but as we said until we get more information this is all speculation at this point.  We have a time period of June 9th, 2015 to the August 23.  Some say it may have something to do with G-Dragon's private Instagram going public.  

More information will be added as we get it but in the meantime we have gone ahead and broken down the flashing images that we hidden in the teaser spot.  Without much context some of the images are quite disturbing I must add, with one screenshot even looking like Hitler giving an address at a podium.  It is not surprise however, that GD would choose to use bold imagery like this to tease his fans as he is know for being a risk take and out of the box thinker.

A symbol or reverse sign

A Hitler looking figure

A woman's face with what looks like a teddy bear's eye in the corner

A paint brush

It looks like fuselage of a jet engine 

Life is Strange | Game Secrets Hidden in Plain Sight

Is the Illuminati using video games to control people?

How Much Money Does McJuggerNuggets Make?

Jesse Ridgway is the man behind the wildly popular YouTube channel called "McJuggerNuggets". He calls his followers "Juggies" after the Jugger part of his channel name.  McJuggerNuggets has suddenly blown up in popularity since July of 2014 when the Psycho Series of videos started on his channel.  

The Psycho Series revolves around Jesse, his dad and brother.  Jesse's Dad who is against Jesse's gaming playing and streaming on Twitch doesn't understand why his son doesn't get a "real" job instead of playing video games all day.

Below is a video that analyzes the financial status of the McJuggerNuggets YouTube channel.  With close to 1 billion subscribes and almost 1/2 a billion total channel views,  McJuggerNuggets surely is raking in the big buck... or is he?  Check out the video below to find out for yourself.

Tokyo Ghoul Kaneki Figure (KEN KANEKI AWAKENED VER.)

Figure sculpted by Shin Tanabe, Ken Kaneki Awakened Ver. stands 9 inches tall (1/8 scale) on an integrated rubble display base.  Figure commercial video

The Kaneki Figure will be available in OCTOBER, for a SRP $109.99 US.

Japan PlayStation Plus - April 2015 Free Games

The FREE GAMES on the Japanese PSN for Playstation Plus subscribers for the month of April 2015 are:

Never Alone  (Kisima Ingitchuna)

Valiant Hearts (外国人と)

Unlike the US Playstation Plus, the free games when live at 12:00pm EST on April 6th. or 1:00am JST on April 7th.

What Does 'Amiibo' Mean?

Have you ever wondered what amiibo means? Let's explore.   Nintendo has never officially stated what the Amiibo means, or even if it actually means anything.  Some say that it may be combinations of Japanese words.

Otaku Landmarks in Japan

Why would you need another reason to visit Japan. These are 5 Otaku Landmarks that make the flight all that much more worth it.

1. Goku vs Luffy sidewalk statue is an amazing promotional piece that was setup for the release of J-Stars Victory Vs video game for PS3 in early 2014.

2. Full size Gundam Mech in Odaiba.  This Gundam  is stands in distant horizon protecting Tokyo from any impending alien attacks.

3. Evangelion World is the place for any and everything Evangelion. At Evangelion World there is a 1:1 scale replica of the EVA Type 01. With working lights and sounds.

4. Hatsune Miku is a first of the kind in the world. A Jpop star that is 100 digital. Her image, voice and movements are all computerised.

5. Shibuya 109 is one of, if not the most recognizable buildings in Tokyo to an Otaku.