After last week’s reminder of the historically bad takes which have come from Caspius, the panel discusses other past ‘temporary errors of judgement’ about games which are now regarded as pinnacles of the medium, including F.F. VII and Chrono Trigger.
The staff and friends of Lusipurr.com perform a reimagining of Lusipurr’s high school freshman-year magnum opus: Escape from Narshe, the Final Fantasy VI radio play.
The SNES Classic has been announced, union unrest prevents longtime Resident Evil actors from returning for RE2make, and DFC Intelligence has some unrealistic expectations for the Xbox One X in the news of the week!
There can really be only one question when we talk about Final Fantasy: which female character is your favorite? This week we tackle that most important subject, head on.
Battleborn goes Free-To-Play, Yusuke Naora has left Square Enix, and the studio behind Firewatch plans to make terrible movies in the news of the week!
After reaching the previous MAP milestone of 120 episodes, Lusipurr consolidates the Megaphones Ahoy! and Starlight Megaphone episode numbers into a single production list, and SiliconNooB and Gyme cause a ‘technical difficulty’ with obscene utterances.
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!
The Legendary Zoltan takes us back to the Final Fantasy VI play-through. This was the first music track ever submitted to Lusipurr.com. Since then, technology has progressed and new consoles have been announced. Will Zoltan’s track stand the test of time?
The Xbone does another 180, Nintendo makes more excuses, and Bravely Default may still release in Europe during 2013 in the news of the week!
Lusipurr, SiliconNooB, and Imitanis simply cannot stop oppressing the poor, unfortunate people of the world. Their imperialist, dogmatic, patriarchial attitudes are rightly punished when their holiday is struck from the calendar. So… happy Saturnalia!