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TurpsterVision: Star Bores Fallacies
Every Tuesday think "T" for Turpster and take the "a" in "day", capitalise it, remove the little bit in the middle, turn it upside down and you get a "V". Put the two together and you'll have TV for TurpsterVision -- the best Internet video podcast on Massively! (Never mind that business about it being the only video podcast on Massively...)
Some people are born entertainers, some people are born story tellers, and others are born reviewers. I'd like to think that in this Episode of TurpsterVision that I prove that I am the illegitimate love child in their sexy, secret, and most definitely sordid, love orgies!
Join us after the break to find out if Turpster's heritage is no longer in doubt!
Star Wars is one of those franchises out there that just screams MMO. It also screams Money, Fan Bois, and Jar Jar Binks!. The one thing it didn't scream out to me was fun.
Don't get me wrong, it has some really great elements, but from the little I played of it, it just lacked anything really new, which is probably due to the fact that it isn't. Star Wars Galaxies was released in 2003 and from what I have heard the major updates since then haven't helped too much in updating and improving the experience. Should you play it? No. Does the Donnie Darko-style portal/guide annoy me? Most definitely. Where are my car keys? No one knows...And to top it all of apparently these aren't the droids we are looking for...
