There is a pervasive line of thought among those who care to think it, that those capable of earning earn, while those who never made it onto the board turn to a career in politics instead. INDUSTRY giants like Bill Gates and Rupert Murdoch stride the world stage, riding high on the tides of human more »
Produced 2010.12.12 Begin celebrating the holiday with this Indefinitely-Free-To-Play podcast, chock full of cheery good news including Final Fantasy XIV INDUSTRY, criminal pursuit PROGRESS, and Emperor Kotick’s astonishing PROFIT. Plus, Ginia reveals a surprising secret!
Lusipurr.com is pleased to present our Winter 2010 feature: Stand Tall & Shake the Heavens, a Xenogears playthrough. When it was released in 1998, Xenogears received praise from critics and gamers alike. The storyline, soundtrack, and battle system were lauded as being at the pinnacle of contemporary achievement. So well has the game held up more »
Anyone who disagrees with me shall feel the force of this fully operational battle station.
Hello again, Lusi-sprites. This is a lonely time for gamers outside of Azeroth. While our friends are off re-taking Shadowfang Keep and making friends with Goblins, we are left sitting at home all alone, twiddling our thumbs and crying into our bags of cheetos. Our Facebook and Twitter feeds are full of achievement unlocks and more »
It is often tempting to think of Emos as out of the loop insofar as normal concerns are involved, closeted away as they are, writing bad poetry and cribbing pretentious Twitter names on which to hang their hats of emotional profundity (try fecundity). I have recently had to reconsider my position on this however, as more »
Produced 2010.12.05 Legal Eagle Lane and Australian SiliconNooB match wits in a podcast completely jam-packed with all of the news YOU want to know about, including: Guiness, Cricket, Television Sets, Cats, Theology, Cellular Phones, Web Browsers, Sheep, and GAMING, too! * * * * * * * Do you want a Winter game playthrough? If more »
Grade A++ Would Play Again
I am a firm believer that in this life you get what you pay for. I mean what idiot would buy a car expecting to use it as their primary CD player, or to look at the PSP with its moribund UMD film line up as the centerpiece of their home cinema? For that matter more »