Lusipurr and Iliya settle down for a delightful evening discussing the Cricket, the litigiousness of the video game industry, the necessity of justice in fair game design, and the likelihood of a long and successful life for Nintendo’s beleaguered Wii U.
Social Justice warriors once again kick up a stink, Kickstarter crooks get taken to court, and Epic Games seems to be finally back on track in the news of the week!
Lusipurr is joined by SiliconNooB and Mel in an evaluation of England’s continuing poor form with the bat and bad luck with the ball. A rambling trip through the week’s news, and the games of yesteryear, rounds out an extended-length, pre-holiday podcast.
This week, Deimosion looks at his experiences with the City of Heroes, Team Fortress 2, and League of Legends communities and discusses the differences in dealing with the three vastly different player bases.
Amidst reports of news good and bad about DLC and on-disc content, RootBeerKing receives an urgent message: the marching band rehearsal has been moved from Tuesday to Monday, 19 March. Ordered to tell everyone, he complies by using 4Chan and the internet.
The panelists arrive–some (much) later than others–to discuss topics including Ubisoft’s avaricious attempts to bilk PSVita gamers, Hulu on 3DS, a free-play weekend that has already gone, and the world’s most accurate Valentine’s Day Present simulator.
When Bup fails to make an appearance, Lusipurr is forced to call in the only person who can fill in for the site’s largest former personality, with the result that Australian Christmas comes early, much drink is had by all, and Smissmass presents abound!
This week, Enrei overcomes his fear of clowns and goes on a crime spree with Overkill Software’s Payday: The Heist. Does Payday manage a clean getaway, or will the cops shut the heist down before it begins?
This week, Enrei prays to every god he has ever heard of hoping to find the one who will remove all the horrible memories Ubisoft’s newest god simulator, From Dust, have given him.
This week, Reetin immerses himself in immersion, RootBeerKing is cancelled, Enrei gets a ray gun from Mann Co., and Lusipurr remembers why Nintendo’s 3DS is not selling. Also, the panel discusses Final Fantasy XI’s merits at great length: 11 out of 5!