Editorial: Early Access Games
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Enrique takes a look into the quickly-growing world of Early Access games: good, bad, ugly? All will be revealed within!
Tag Archives: Linux
News: Microsoft Recommits to Neglect
Microsoft recommits to neglecting gaming, Steam announces their bid to capture the console gaming market, and Nintendo faces another retail setback in the UK in the news of the week!
Review: Thomas Was Alone
In 2010, Thomas Was Alone was released as a Flash game. Three years later, this indie darling has gathered critical acclaim and even a BAFTA! After finally becoming self aware, Che rouses himself to review this ancient game.
TSM Episode 77: Gambling the Wicket
On the last day of the third England v. India test in Calcutta, Lusipurr, SiliconNooB, Deimosion, and Blitzmage lay bets on when the final run will come. Lusipurr discusses how to read books, Mega Man games are covered, and apparently there’s a feature?
TSM Episode 60: The Lusipurr-Approved Kickstarter
Lusipurr, SiliconNooB, and Imitanis sit down to work out the answer to one of the world’s oldest problems: what would it take for Lusipurr to approve a Kickstarter?
TSM Episode 59: Waluigi’s Existential Crisis
Confronted by a dinner bill for ninety-three thousand Pokedollars, Lusipurr is unhinged. But the teachings of renowned existentialist Waluigi bring no succour, for the purple-clad villain has his own philosophical pitfalls prepared for the unwary. Waaaaa!
News: Ubisoft on the Economies of Fail
Ubisoft is to provide the poor Man’s launch line-up for Wii U, Jade Raymond despairs at core gaming’s refusal to embrace motion controls, and Gabe Newell says that Windows 8 is a catastrophe, which all but guarantees that it will be in this week’s news!
News: Fail Sony Fail
Last week, I wrote that PlayStation Network would be up within the week. I LIED. Or rather, Sony lied to me and in turn I lied to you. I am not sorry for betraying you, but are they? Not really.
Editorial: Cry Me a Fucking River
I am a firm believer that in this life you get what you pay for. I mean what idiot would buy a car expecting to use it as their primary CD player, or to look at the PSP with its moribund UMD film line up as the centerpiece of their home cinema? For that matter more »
MAP Episode 67: Educational Programming
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Produced 2010.05.30 With all of the usual panelists on the bus to E3, only Lusipurr and Ginia remain behind to cover the news. Luckily, guest panelist Eric Jordan has remained behind as well. The three cover the news, educationally, with all the puns that are fit to podcast.