Chris Privitere makes a guest appearance to remind everyone that EA Origin is fine now, resident Pokexpert Deimosion has an armful of Black/White 2 news, and SiliconNooB is driven to distraction when a watercooler lacks sufficient architectural beauty.
Deimosion and Lusipurr attempt to discuss the opinions of Shigeru Miyamoto and Markus Persson, but Bup disrupts the reporting with a bumper crop of non-news. When SiliconNooB finally makes his own tardy appearance, the podcast truly goes off the rails.
The Lusipurr.com playthrough of Dirge of Cerberus comes to a crashing halt amidst myopia, prolixity, and strange transformations occuring at inopportune times.
SiliconNooB and Deimosion join forces with Lusipurr to talk about many games that are definitely not Super Smash Bros., but which almost certainly include two different types of girl-centrered games. Surprise: the one about amputees is the good one!
In the seventh entry in his long-running Final Fantasy Retrospective, Deimosion takes a look at the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. FFVII is practically a series in its own right, and in this post, the three most important entries are examined.
Join Lusipurr.com in our Spring 2012 playthrough of Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, lasting for only a fortnight!
SiliconNooB and Deimosion join Lusipurr in a podcast which plumbs the subfaecal depths of the industry’s worst company. The Better Business Bureau and countless fans weigh in, only to have their petitions rebuffed with fresh, steaming poos. Caveat emptor!
Final Fantasy is well-known for its many spinoff entries. In this piece, Deimosion explores the most popular of these spinoffs, the three SRPGs that make up the Final Fantasy Tactics sub-series of games. This is the way!
Comic artist Kenjujuu arrives just in time to catch The Red Menace for a podcast on topics including colourful cupcakes and cancellations. The future of Game, Mortal Kombat, and Mistborn are also discussed.
When a notorious purple octopus and his taciturn friend get an announced XIII-2 DLC release, the podcast panel finds themselves berserked; the announcement of a Theatrhythm release date only adds to the excitement. Lusipurr is forced to purchase remedies.