In this editorial, Rikki takes a look at the feature of time travel in gaming, and the different ways that it can either make a game great, or drag it down into the depths of obscurity.
Mel takes a look back at his own favorite games and attempts to examine why they are so beloved. Aside from the merits of the games themselves, is there anything else to credit for his fond opinions? Is it also a matter of good timing?
When the panel fails to show up, Lusipurr has no choice but to dig through his records to find an even earlier recording of the Internet Radio Programme than that used in TSM 44. This time, he selects the second IRP episode, recorded in October of 1998!
Ethos decides to forego the cheap New Years Gaming Resolutions list this year and instead share his stream of consciousness that emerged from the celebrations. It is just a coincidence that his favourite games are his favourite games? Read on! Find out!
Digging back into the mists of time, Lusipurr uses his Chrono Trigger to uncover a podcast from the early days of the internet, predating Lusipurr.com, broadband, both the PlayStation3 and PlayStation2, the iPod and iPhone, and the word ‘podcast’ itself!
In the spirit of blatant untimeliness, Riddles gives his personal year-in-review of the year 2011, as pertains to gaming. So three months ago, right?
This week Blitzmage goes over the much analyzed topic of The Legend of Zelda timeline and the recent release of the “Official” timeline.
Ethos waxes poetic in an open letter to an apparently personified Skyward Sword. By reflecting on past 3D Zelda titles, Ethos gives advice to the upcoming Nintendo title while simultaneously warning it. Fanboy ranting is abound, so read up and chuckle.