Ethos played a very good side-scrolling game and a very disappointing side-scrolling game in an attempt to collect stories for this week’s Editorial Miscellany. Spoilers, but Shovel Knight is the good game. And Valiant Hearts is the disappointing one.
Square Enix announces a positive change in direction, PS4 is rumoured to replace Xbox the the lead platform of Call of Duty, and Lorne Lanning has been taken out of context in the news of the week!
Ethos continues to play and enjoy Bravely Default, but he – perhaps as expected – gets distracted by other RPGs and he decides to rave about those as well. Hint: There is a lot of Mario and just a little Luigi.
Ethos lied and cheated his way to an early copy of Bravely Default and he flaunts this fact in this week’s edition of Editorial Miscellany. The possibility of the column itself being a kiss of death is also discussed.
Ethos did not play very many games this week, but the games that he did play are somewhat surprising, and he apparently has lots to say about them. Or one of them at least. Just read the article.
Ethos wraps up the Fourth Phase of Editorial Miscellany by unabashedly gushing over the Bravely Default demo. Yes, that is correct. The demo. When will that fruit ever grow up? Peruse the praising within.
Tidus looses his head over Blitzball, the Wii U outsells the Xbone during the week before Christmas, and the producer of Bravely Default attempts to justify the existence of microtransactions in full-priced games in the news of the week!
It only took him nine tries, but Ethos finally answers reader questions in this edition of Editorial Miscellany. Was the wait worth it? No. No the wait was not worth it, but read it anyway please?
Akihiko Yoshida leaves Square Enix, PS3 owners like their porn, and poor COD sales causes Activision to offer up some weak excuses in the news of the week!
It is well past Lusipurr’s bedtime when SiliconNooB returns from his afternoon constitutional. Nevertheless, the daring duo forges on, with Lusipurr increasingly incomprehensible, and SiliconNooB increasingly offensive. Bundles of sticks are mentioned.