Lusipurr’s Fountain of Perpetual Disappointment accrues some serious talent, RPGamer distress their userbase by assailing them with change, and Infinity Ward Kickstart a bold new standard in indie gaming, in this week’s empirically April news occurrences.
Level-5′s promising JRPG Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch falls flat on debut as Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 romps it home in Japan.
Nintendo are set to arrive at Comic Con in style – hit the jump for a full game listing and to find out how players could be watching the new Professor Layton feature film!
Biggs gives us a Tokyo preview, Deimosion is DRM-free, Reetin leaves a galaxy far, far away, Enrei talks about talking, Blitzmage is puzzled by subscription DLC, Sabin prepares for Persona, and Lusipurr is no longer banned in Germany! Also: acrimony!
Valve announces that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will use the Steamworks suite of services. Somewhere in the American South, Oliver Motok just exploded with glee (and other bodily fluids).
World of Warcraft will finally include a practical option for fashion conscious players, as well as new dungeons with new loot. Meanwhile, Diablo III continues to promise more than its predecessors with the inclusion of a new difficulty.
This week, Reetin immerses himself in immersion, RootBeerKing is cancelled, Enrei gets a ray gun from Mann Co., and Lusipurr remembers why Nintendo’s 3DS is not selling. Also, the panel discusses Final Fantasy XI’s merits at great length: 11 out of 5!
As expected of the Lusipurr.com News Tits, Biggs makes masturbation jokes amidst Ubisoft’s money scheming and Square’s music making! Fap fap fantastic!
Many game developers seek to make as much profit in as little time as possible. Others forgo short-term profits in favor of long-term customer loyalty. Daniel compares Valve to Activision and discusses their business strategies.
Slab Bulkhead names a few of the trends in video game design in the past few years, and why the blame lays at least somewhat with gamers themselves.