Monthly Archives: November 2010
Editorial: Everyone Kills Hitler, Or: Why Time Travel Sucks
Editorial: Why I Rarely Really Enjoy Portable Games.
G’day, as we Canadese people say. On behalf of the Lusipurr.com staff I ought to also wish a Happy Thanksgiving to our American readers, and hope that you find yourself surrounded by family and friends and able to count many blessings today. However I am short and mean and will not do that. Nyah. All more »
Editorial: General Shareholder Meetings
As I was eschewing Xbox Live, I met a man with seven lives. Seven abortions did he spin, Seven times he failed to win. Seven seasons at the helm, Saw dissolution to his realm. And when required to give account, Quite the defence did he mount. Market forces were afoot, To leach the more »
MAP Episode 92: Bigger in Texas
Editorial: Cooperative Communication
Author’s note: I heartily apologize for the bad formatting and dead links. The hotel that I stayed at charged an exorbitant rate for Internet access and would not accept a debit card as payment. As I only carry a debit card with me, this presented a somewhat novel problem. St. Lusipurr was kind enough to more »
Editorial: Better Than Fable
G’day, Lusi-sprites. Well, Fable Week is behind us, and we can all breathe a sigh of relief and get back to the quality games that we usually discuss here. Games such as Harvest Moon, The Sims, and Flower. Yes folks, happy days are here again! So what shiny happy game am I going to babble more »
A Rumination on Pseudo Objective Review Discourses
After a lifetime of dealing with people you would have thought I’d inured myself to the occasionally baffling concepts they are sometimes wont to throw up, but no. Several weeks ago I linked on my Facebook wall an editorial that I thought to be a fairly decent critique of Fable III, only to have Lusipurr.com’s more »
MAP Episode 91: Vanillecast
News: FABLE WEEK: Finally Something Lusi Approves Of
To bring our amazing Fable week to a fantastic close, Eurogamer gives us a most amazing interview with Peter ‘Pedobear’ Molyneux which sheds some light on Lusipurr’s future incarceration. Many industry professionals were asked about what game they felt was the most prolific and what they would hope to accomplish in their career. For Molyneux, more »