In a meandering ramble through a veritable cornucopia of disparate topics, including a repeated reading of the MCC vs. RoW Cricket scores, Lusipurr attempts to Make Bup Pay Up with the assistance of Ethos, Blitzmage, Imitanis, Mel, Iliya, Sabin, and Paws.
Out of all the tools at the disposal of developers, atmosphere seems to be woefully underutilized while amazing graphics are becoming more commonplace. Perhaps some explanation is required to find out exactly what atmosphere is.
For good or ill, Nintendo’s presence in the video game industry is vital for its survival. For all the mistakes the company has made throughout the years, they still represent a much needed core of how the industry progresses.
Lusipurr has other panelists on to supplement his panelists and then the panel of panelists gives away games donated by panelists. PANELDUSTRY.
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.
It has Bup in it.
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!
Lusipurr.com’s News Editor travels to the far away land of Illinois to partake of Chicago’s annual gathering of delightful nerds, Anime Central 2011. With anime, video games, and cosplayers as far as the eye can see, has she returned unscathed?
I had intended to review Grandia 2 today, but instead, this led me to wonder: what does it take to be an engaging protagonist in a video game?
Produced 2010.08.22 Biggs journeys to Castle Lusipurr, whence she and Monsieur le Mayor Bup proceed to the Bavarian fortress town of Frankenmuth. There, they enjoy chicken, beer, and polka music, before returning to record this personal podcast with their humble host. * * * * * * * Click here for Footage from the SUMMER more »