Lusipurr is distraught when he reads on the internet that there is no such thing as the Easter Bunny, but SiliconNooB is on hand to reassure him to the contrary, doling out both intoxicating libations and saccharine fairy-tales with generous abandon.
Enrique takes a look into the quickly-growing world of Early Access games: good, bad, ugly? All will be revealed within!
Lusipurr is in a hurry to play some more Final Fantasy XIV in his meagre free time, and so he instructs SiliconNooB and Gyme to roll all of their collected news stories into a giant news Katamari. Then, the panel gives away games to attentive listeners!
This week, Deimosion turns his eye to more weeaboo crap and reviews Chantelise. Does it hold up when compared to its successor, Recettear? Join Deimosion as he explores this underrated action game with RPG elements.
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?
This week, Deimosion and Blitzmage report the news by themselves with disastrous consequences for all concerned. Lusipurr halts the constant inclination toward off-topic discussion, but soon every sentence ends with ‘banana’. Also, hats are advocated.
Lusipurr has a few gin and tonics and, joined by his even more Australian co-panelist–SiliconNooB–he decides to take the industry to task. The job proving more difficult than intended, Blitzmage is called into the effort, which is mostly a rant.
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!
In a shocking twist, Deimosion brings a review of a western RPG to Lusipurr.com. Read on to discover what Deimosion thought of Bioware’s massive hit RPG based on the Star Wars setting in this week’s review.
From Dust is a game that many consider to be good, but its PC port is often reviled. Join Daniel as he explores From Dust and why at least the PC version is not a game on which any gamer should waste their hard-earned money.