Monthly Archives: May 2010
Julian “SiliconNooB” Taylor
Greetings gentlemen (and KJew), Well might you wonder what nefarious happenstance has led to my appointment to the vaunted position of Lusipurr.com tenured columnist, happily that is not your concern. Suffice it to say money changed hands, reputations were tarnished, and a number of vastly more qualified applicants were in one way or another utterly more »
Feature: The Summer of X^3
Lusipurr.com is pleased(!?) to present THE SUMMER OF X^3. X^3: Reunion is the highly-rated sequel to X^2: The Threat. A 2008 space trading and combat simulator, it is available on Steam, and natively for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The player controls a spaceship of their own choosing for the purposes of exploration, trade, more »
News: Motion-Controlled War Morons
Microsoft Has Weaknesses?! NO WAI! Ya rly, nerds of the internet. Two high-level employees announced this week that they will be leaving in the fall; Entertainment and Devices Division Chief Technology Officer J. Allard and the division president Robbie Bach both saw Microsoft through the development of the XBox brand both turned in their resignations. more »
Editorial: Now Accepting Donations to Help Cure Gaming Burnout
Hello, my lovelies. Alas, this post will likely be lengthily-challenged (short is a naughty word in Ginialand). The site playthrough of FFX has destroyed my gaming bliss. Really, the game slithered out of my PS3, reacghed into my torso and proceeded to yank out my bliss, spit on it, throw it down, stomp on it more »
Editorial: My First Foray Into an MMO
Many of our longtime readers and listeners already know that I am not a fan of World of Warcraft or MMOs in general. Lately a few of my friends have tried to get me into playing WoW, even going so far as to offer to just take my laptop and power level my character so more »
Editorial: Stuff. How Does That Work?
MAP Episode 66: Cosporn Deviance
Feature: The Summer of X-2
Lusipurr.com is pleased(!) to present THE SUMMER OF X-2. Following up on the huge and inexplicable success of Final Fantasy X, Square Enix began the first direct sequel in the history of the Final Fantasy franchise. After lengthy research and opinion samples taken from wealthy young ladies in the 12-14 age bracket, the development team more »
News: Integrity is Nonsense
Squeenix Dominates ALL I wish I could apologize for a large chunk of this week’s news being related to Square Enix… but that would not only require admitting that I am wrong (never!) but would also involve there being other worthy news this week. The corporate overlords released their financial numbers this week to find more »