Wherein SN casts his mystical Australian Beer yeast (from the dream time) to discern the possible ramifications of industry complacency on traditional gaming.
In the real-world, SkyNet would be a buggy POS that could not conquer a mini-mart, let alone the world.
I had intended to review Grandia 2 today, but instead, this led me to wonder: what does it take to be an engaging protagonist in a video game?
In an effort to stave off discussions about love dolls and what kind of body oil Bup uses, the panel is presented with an array of news about PlayStation Network Security, Project Cafe, and Hats. Lusipurr concludes with a story from a book of fanfiction.
Last week, I wrote that PlayStation Network would be up within the week. I LIED. Or rather, Sony lied to me and in turn I lied to you. I am not sorry for betraying you, but are they? Not really.
Final Fantasy Legend III (or SaGa 3: Jikuu no Hasha as it is known in Japan) is the final game in a very loosely-connected trilogy of early Game Boy RPGs and is, as the name suggests, the third game in the SaGa series of games.
Why hats? Because HATS. For more hat-related information, read on.
Is choosing a video game console similar to choosing a pet? What correlations can be drawn between one and the other? Lusipurr.com’s Kangaroo expert weighs in on what consoles have in common with pets.
I am nothing if not magnanimous. For those of my readers that live under rocks, or deep inside Mom’s Basement surrounded by love pillows and the entirely abhorrent Atlus-driven marketing campaign for sex robot murder masturbation simulator Catherine, Sony is in a bit of a pickle. A few weeks ago, Sony’s vaunted Playstation Network experienced [...]
What ho, Lusipurr.com readers! May the blessings of the Bright Potato and his Buttery Disciples be with you this and every day. I am back and ready to assail you with more stimulating discussion about potatoes, The Sims, and Harvest Moon. Huzzah! We shall begin our writer/reader relationship anew today with a review of a [...]