The Lusipurr.com podcast panel celebrates the release of Final Fantasy XIII-2 with a timely review, an amusing comic, and this podcast. Meanwhile, other news happens, including financial disasters and staff members obtaining Honourable Platinums.
In an attempt to broaden readability of the comic, Kenjujuu turns to reviewing, but luckily Lusipurr is there to save her with a few last-minute, potato-oriented edits.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 is packed with so much to do that Ethos could not even get his review out for launch day. It took Square Enix two tries to get this world right, but this sequel is a keeper.
SiliconNooB argues that the sideways step that Final Fantasy XIII-2 has taken with respect to meta-rating is not necessarily the result of a deficit in quality, but rather the fact that review scores are no longer being inflated following FFXIII’s release
Final Fantasy XIII-2 loses its street cred, Persona 4 gains content, the ESA gains tax payer money and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning loses seven missions – in this week’s carefully balanced news excretion.
With the American release of Final Fantasy XIII-2 on the horizon, Daniel decides to look back on the controversial XIII. Does he think XIII worth playing, or a game that should have been forgotten? Read on and find out!
In this 25% Canadian podcast, Ethos drops in to tease about the lack of PlayStation 4 teasing, Reetin spruces up his chesterly vicinity, Blitzmage announces another online petition, and Lusipurr votes Gabe Newell as most entertaining troll in gamingdom.
This week Konami belt some franchise release dates to all ends of the field, while Square Enix send their men out to the ropes in hope of an early breakthrough.
This week Valve and Nintendo share their good holiday cheer and sales figures, while Square Enix announce the open beta for their freemium MMORPG, Wakfu.
Just in time for the holiday season, Squares makes a timely announcement that Doublesix’s newest co-operative shooter All Zombie’s Must Die! will grace the PlayStation Network on December 27, 2011 and Xbox Live Arcade on December 28, 2011.