Tomba! is a cult classic Action-Platformer that received universal acclaim but poor sales. Daniel discusses and reviews this colorful, quirky, little-known PlayStation classic in this week’s review.
Slab Bulkhead reviews the casual dungeon crawling game, Fate. Is the game any good? Read on to find out!
Kendra ‘KenJuJuu’ Evans becomes the newest member of the Lusipurr.com staff.
Dragon Quest is a polarizing series. Known for its old-school sensibilities and heavy focus on level-grinding, it appears that players either love or hate it. Ethos claims to feel both ways. Read on to see if he makes any sense of this claim.
This week, Thea considers what Haunted Castle Dracula might have been, Deimosion rages against the Ubisoft Machine, Reetin prepares to interview Hideo Kojima, and Lusipurr still hates the 3DS. Also: Real ID Parties, Simon Belmont, and job opportunities!
As expected of the Lusipurr.com News Tits, Biggs makes masturbation jokes amidst Ubisoft’s money scheming and Square’s music making! Fap fap fantastic!
Lusipurr.com welcomes a new staff member: Business Manager Luis ‘G-Lanser’ Vazquez!
Emmori reviews LucasArts’ follow-up to its 2008 hit action title. Does it hold up to the original, or will it disappoint? Find out here!
Illusion of Gaia is the second of three loosely related SNES RPGs by Quintet. A cult classic, Illusion of Gaia is often praised for its dungeons and combat. Daniel discusses why Illusion of Gaia is not worthy of all its hype in this week’s review.
Slab Bulkhead explores the death of characters in video games, from main characters to unnamed background characters. What is it about video games that make death seem so impermanent and unimportant? Read on to find out Slab’s opinion!