In this week’s episode, Biggs downloads some content, Jake 2 is released, and Lusipurr gives us a history lesson. Also, a Pokemon ban is overturned, Devil May Cry goes HD, and EA Origin cracks down on our abominable, persistent belief in property rights.
Presenting the site’s newest columnist, Shawn ‘Emmori’ Illingworth!
Duke Nukem proves to be legendary vaporware but a not-so-legendary game, Bobby Kotick proves to be a legendary whore, and Japan maintains its place for legendary weirdness.
By now, nearly everyone who uses the ”gamer” label to describe themselves has heard of the Pokemon franchise. Join Daniel as he explores the series’ massive success and its widespread popularity.
RBK reviews the Japanese-only release of Bomberman 64, the last completely 2D Bomberman game for consoles. Is it worth importing? Read on to find out!
The site welcomes the newest member to the staff in Nathan ‘Reetin’ Spruth.
Lane makes an abrupt exit, stage left.
In this week’s editorial, Ginia discusses the pros and cons of digital distribution. Are gamers ready to go digital and go green, or are we still clinging to our discs and cases?
With a crash, a bang, and a flush, the Megaphones Ahoy! Podcast grinds to a halt amidst chaotic reporting of the E3 news. But do not fear: a new beginning awaits in The Starlight Megaphone. Stay tuned to Lusipurr.com, and remember: it goes up on Mondays!
While Lusipurr.com was not able to attend E3 this year, that does not mean we will spare you from an exhaustive report of the new consoles and new games. Go to the restroom now, you will be reading for a while.