When Kingdoms of Amalur developers 38 Studios and Big Huge Games close their doors due to financial mismanagement, recently unemployed developers-at-large Nate ‘Bup’ Liles and Chris Privitere arrive unbidden on the doorstep of Lusipurr.com. Hijinx ensue.
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.
Lusipurr and Ethos discuss the many unbalanced weaponry issues which plague modern video games, from Modern Warfare to Mario Kart to The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Also, Rodgers and Hammerstein and The Blackeyed Peas receive much-deserved scorn.
Ethos likes the new Zelda game. Big surprise. Still, he puts on his most objective glasses possible to review his time in Skyloft. He likes the game, but how much? Read on to see if Skyward Sword meets the Ethos fanboy quota.
Riddles and Lusipurr discuss the finer points of Snickers Ice Cream Bars, Jello Pud’n Pops, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Motion Controls, Beer, Mariachi Bands, and the future of Nintendo first-party titles.
In January, The Legend of Zelda Twenty-Fifth Concert Series kicks off in Dallas, Texas with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
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.
Nintendo are set to arrive at Comic Con in style – hit the jump for a full game listing and to find out how players could be watching the new Professor Layton feature film!
Nintendo has given more information regarding Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword’s characters, gameplay mechanics, and plot. Take a peek here to learn a bit more.