Zoltan’s Reading Room finally attains to a glorious and satisfying conclusion, Lusipurr inveighs against the Culture Machine, and SiliconNooB speaks out against censorship in what may be the last of the really long Lusipurr.com podcasts. Brevity ho!
Whilst Lusipurr exhausts himself by preparing for the lead in ‘Being Ignatius Reilly’, Peter Molyneux’s protege launches a Kickstarter that goes for a duck. Unfortunately for SiliconNooB, the Australian test side performs just as poorly as Molyneux II.
This week, Deimosion decides to get a little class, figure out his role in life, and go get a job as he explores one of his favorite aspects of JRPGs.
The staff and readers of Lusipurr.com embark upon a playthrough of one of the most epic RPGs ever produced: Final Fantasy XII. Participate by playing the game and by commenting on this thread, which will be updated throughout the four-week feature.
Final Fantasy is well-known for its many spinoff entries. In this piece, Deimosion explores the most popular of these spinoffs, the three SRPGs that make up the Final Fantasy Tactics sub-series of games. This is the way!
Lusipurr.com announces a new style of editorial post: Points of View. This week, join the roundtable for a discussion on the state of JRPGs.
The sequel to the divisive Final Fantasy XIII is out, and Daniel has had plenty of time to play it. Does it fix the issues of its predecessor? Or is the game just another cutscene tube? Read on, as Daniel talks about why he loves XIII-2 so much!
Thea compares the state of modern gaming to Anthony Trollope’s The Way We Live Now. Can she successfully link the world of gaming to a satirical Victorian novel? Probably not, but she sure tries.
In this week’s post, Deimosion complains about things he hates in games. Join Old Man Flink as he discusses six aspects of games he feels should be removed from the gaming medium and yells at children to get off his lawn.
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.