WRUP: Ross done gone missing edition

by Alexander Sliwinski @Sliwinski on Oct 3rd 2008 9:45PM

Considering we know how diligently readers pay attention to bylines, we're sure it'll be instantly noticed that our beloved Ross Miller is not doing WRUP this week. He's simply gone missing. Fear not, he should be back doing this feature next week ... we hope.*

Alexander Sliwinski: I keep saying that I'll play something else, but I keep doing Fable 2 Pub Games. Also, getting my last Deity achievement in CivRev, which is the conquer one and I'm more of a culture player.
Christopher Grant: LBP beta of course, along with Beyond Good & Evil (still). I'm off to Tokyo tomorrow morning so I'll be cramming in as much time with them tonight as I can. Then it's all DS for me. The World End With You never showed up in the mail so I need a good DS game or two to bring. Sound off in the comments!
Griffin McElroy: There is no Griffin, only Zool remains.
Kevin Kelly: I'm playing the wonderment of E For All and dragging Justin McElroy with me. The world may never be the same. Oh, and of course, LittleBigBeta.
Kyle Orland: Continuing to play around with the LBP beta and enjoying the vibrant animated antics of Wario Land: Shake It!
James Ransom-Wiley: Is trying to avoid a snarky filler comment by Ross (Ed note. This was before the news hit, now it just seems awkward) ... but is drawing a blank. Can we fast forward a few weeks?
Jason Dobson: Mega Man and I have come to an understanding, and I've just had to resign myself to the fact that he wears the pants in this relationship. To cope, this weekend I'll be cleaning up the street of Gotham City one brick at a time in Lego Batman.
Justin McElroy: I'm at E4, and so far Kevin Kelly and I ARE the media presence. On my flight home I'm going to be playing more Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift.
Ludwig Kietzmann: I'll be going from horror (Silent Hill Origins) to happiness (Tales of Vesperia) in an attempt to utterly wreck my psyche. And it goes without saying that a LittleBig part of the weekend will be spent frolicking in the company of Sackboys. Well, I guess I just said it anyway.
Randy Nelson: If writing about Nintendo's Media Summit games can be considered a sort of game, then consider me booked for the weekend. I'll try to at least get in a race of WipEout HD in between each post.
Ross Miller: ... [Update: I wake up in an open field west of a big white house with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here. I've taken a mini-road trip to my parents' house, bringing Rock Band 2 for them to play, and Orange Box and Call of Duty 4 to finish the single player, in between bouts of homework and -- perhaps most frustrating of all -- Mega Man 9.]