Editorial: Shadow of Experience
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In the third of his Nova Scotian diaries Ethos writes about the impact that games with simple stories can have when they are told correctly.
Author Archives: Ethos
Editorial: A Plumb Comparison
Ethos attempts to name-drop every 3D Mario title featured on consoles (and thus giving Imitanis RSI whilst adding italics to all the games). How does Super Mario Odyssey compare to titles going back to Super Mario 64? Read on to find out!
Editorial: The Thorny Approach
Ethos waffles on about the instability of his PlayStation Vita and the best conditions in which to play it. What is he droning on about in this first article since his long-awaited return to the site? Best go read the editorial to find out!
Editorial: Ethos’ Farewell Gaming Memories
Ethos is finally for real, actually, truly, really leaving truthfully this time. He chose to go out on the same notes that defined his time writing for Lusipurr.com, that is to say that he wrote a fruity nebulous nothing about games he likes. Sorry.
Editorial Miscellany: World Without Fear
Ethos hides an improvised rant about Resident Evil and the disappointing submission of Japanese game design values to North American shlock-fests behind the moniker of an Editorial Miscellany. Fun!
Editorial: Levity
Ethos examines comedy in video games by opening with a premise, exploring that premise with examples and then asking the readers to participate in the discussion. How frightfully exciting!
Editorial Miscellany: Level Up!
Ethos has played RPGs all his life, so why is he starting to question the heart of the genre: the level-up mechanic? Because Ethos is a virus from Canada who hates joy and wants to wipe it from the planet.
Editorial: Singular Voices
Ethos loves video games as an art form and starts to explore the relationship between a single creator’s vision and a game’s quality. Is the big machine or a single mind better suited to create video games?
Editorial Miscellany: Sad Jecht
Ethos did NOT forget his excerpt this week. Oh no! What will happen now? Ethos supposes he will take this opportunity to admit that he is a lazy, feckless, shiftless, gormless, bootless, helpless, useless, bumbling, blundering, babbling, blithering dolt.
Editorial Miscellany: Sick It
Ethos forgot his excerpt! Oh, no! What will happen now? Lusipurr will write the excerpt and fill it with abuse to the effect that Ethos is a lazy, feckless, shiftless, gormless, bootless, helpless, useless, bumbling, blundering, babbling, blithering dolt.