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In this week’s comic, Lusipurr decides on yet another way to cash in on the new robots – a documentary! They really are turning out to beneficial to the budget!
Because LFoPD started as a joke between friends, and because a number of the characters are still based on real people, it became a legitimate concern whether the game would be relatable to the lucky people who have never met Oliver Motok. For Lusipurr himself, I knew it would be easy. The man is so more »
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.
(7) Pachter Trolls Gamers, Activision Trolls Pachter? What is Michael ‘falsetto feltch‘ Pachter if not one of the gaming INDUSTRY’s most notoriously obnoxious trolls? Whether it is his constant assurances of a WiiHD, followed by his solemn prediction of Nintendo’s imminent downfall when one failed to materialise, or whether it be the religious fervour with which he more »
The Square Hand Doesn’t Know What the Enix One is Doing In a piece of the more bizzarely inept news to come out of Enixsoft this week, Final Fantasy XIV Director Nobuaki Komoto detailed the way in which the game’s eight hour a week fatigue system would work, while the game’s Producer Hiromichi Tanaka claimed more »