Imitanis and Mel join Lusipurr in a discussion of Kickstarter’s effect as a litmus test for investments, and as the site crosses the half-way mark in its fifth year of operation, Lusipurr considers the long-term viability of the Lusipurr.com enterprise.
Capcom gives Breath of Fire an unwelcome makeover, Xbone’s GPU has been slightly overclocked, and Final Fantasy Type-0 is set to receive an English translation in the news of the week!
By popular reader demand, Lusipurr hastily assembles an old-school Cat Fancy reunion. Sabin and Noodle guest-star, alongside Lusipurr.com staff members old and new–though a technical fault prevents the presence of the otherwise redoubtable SiliconNooB.
Lusipurr’s Fountain of Perpetual Disappointment accrues some serious talent, RPGamer distress their userbase by assailing them with change, and Infinity Ward Kickstart a bold new standard in indie gaming, in this week’s empirically April news occurrences.
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.