While visiting my brothers house for Christmas I borrowed RDR: Undead Nightmare from my nephew.  When I started the game I had this glitch that is in the video.  It swaps around character models in some unique ways.  The problems arise when you have to hog tie certain characters that are swapped out with dead mountain lions.  You can't hog tie the dead mountain lion making it impossible to get past that sequence.  After some googling and scouring some youtube comments sections I figured out how to solve the problem.  I hadn't played RDR in a long time and it had an older patch after updating the main game I was good to go.  Figured I'd toss this up on the site so that any one else that stumbles across this glitch just might come across this article and find the solution a little bit quicker than I did.

Arakawa Under the Bridge is about a Yuppie (you know those rich successful young pricks you see drinking Starbucks) named Ko Ichinomiyo who gets his pants stolen and put on top of a bridge by a gang of young hoodlums. Ko does get offered some help by the beautiful but weird Nino but refuses because of his family motto “Never get into debt from anybody” he also has this printed on his tie. While climbing the bridge one of the beams break and falls into the river dragging him with it and all he does is nothing but complain about it while drowning. Lucky for him he is saved by Nino and to express his appreciation he complains even more about how he has to repay her for saving his life. Ko ends up settling for being her boyfriend and moves in with her. As weird as she is there are much more weird people living under the bridge like a guy in a turtle costume, a washed up rock star in a starfish mask, a very rude but very beautiful farmer, two kids in iron masks, and a cross-dressing nun with a gun. (Click "Read More" for full review)

Golgo 13 is an episodic series about the hit-man Bruce Togo (also goes by the name Golgo 13) and the jobs he is paid to do that range from, assassinations , sabotage and even protection jobs. The show has a very basic layout, guy pays Golgo, Golgo goes to pay for weapon he needs, Golgo sleeps with a hooker, Golgo picks up weapon, Golgo waits for the right moment to strike, Golgo completes job. This formula can feel repetitive but hardly ever boring which is one of best things about the show. Volume four (also known as Part 4 in Australia and Collection 4 in America) is the final volume of the series and includes episodes 38 to 50 (a bit surprised that this show lasted that many episodes). After the disaster that was volume three I nearly gave up on the show completely but after watching this one I'm glad that I decided to give it a watch as it has everything that drew me into the show in the first place. (Click "Read More" for full article).

C (also known as C: The Money of Soul and Possibility Control) is about a economic student named Yoga who just wants to earn money to support a family (nothing wrong with that). Problem is that he can barely seem to stay awake during class with him having two jobs and up all night studying (looks like his chances of him passing on to a good well paying job is looking pretty slim). One night he is approached by Masakaki who is some weird little demon like dude who offers Yoga a chance to earn some big money in which Yoga refuses at first (there's an anime cliche right there). Yoga eventually takes the offer and is taken to a place called “the financial district” where he must battle other people in what feels like a fighting game. Luckily enough Yoga is not alone in the battle as he is given a familiar (also known as assets in the show) named Msyu to battle with.  (Click "Read More" for full review).