The brilliant metaphysico-theologico-cosmolo-nigologist Lusipurr delivers himself of a lecture on Leibnizian Optimism to his receptive (if beery, and perennially inebriate) pupil, SiliconNooB, demonstrating that this is the best of all possible podcasts.
Akihiko Yoshida leaves Square Enix, PS3 owners like their porn, and poor COD sales causes Activision to offer up some weak excuses in the news of the week!
Square Enix sets up a committee for boltering the quality of the Final Fantasy brand, Pokemon X and Y ship with a game breaking bug, and Kinect is set to be utilised to spy on shoppers in the news of the week!
Kingdom Hearts III is not actually in development, Square Enix are looking to move away from traditional console game experiences, and Sony are looking to salve the Vita by releasing some unusual Vita SKUs in the news of the week!
Final Fantasy Versus XIII is cancelled, Final Fantasy XV is revealed, and Overclocked Remix’s time has run out in this weeks saltastic news rumours!
Chris Privitere makes a guest appearance to remind everyone that EA Origin is fine now, resident Pokexpert Deimosion has an armful of Black/White 2 news, and SiliconNooB is driven to distraction when a watercooler lacks sufficient architectural beauty.
Square Enix confirms the release of Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] for the Nintendo 3DS in North American and European territories.
With Anime Central (A-Cen) on the horizon and Summer finally arriving, most of the staff go on holiday, leaving only Ginia and RootBeerKing available as panelists. Lusipurr manages to avoid the ‘Canadian sandwich,’ to tell a story about sausages, instead.
One of the great strengths of our western game industry, and one of the fatal weaknesses for japan, has been our industry’s ability to learn from the failures and successes of past endeavors, and thereby to continually return consecutive products which are something approaching world’s best practice with respect to human design considerations. That is more »
Black Ops > Modern Warfare? While not revealing exactly how much they have spent on it, Supreme Monarch Kotick said during the Activision Blizzard Q2 earnings call that Call of Duty Black Ops represents the publisher’s biggest investment ever in a single game. Blizzard’s boss Mike Morhaime is even calling Black Ops “one of the best more »