Ethos returns to Lusipurr.com and dives right into the world of eSports with StarCraft II. Is there a divide between StarCraft II gamers and other gamers? Are eSports actually a thing? Ethos aims to find the answers to these questions.
Deimosion goes to Hell and back; Biggs gets Healthy Wellness; and Lusipurr bakes a patty. Also: Konami brings Despair to the PlayStation Network, Valve announces an early release, Square Enix takes up the rhythm genre, and this LBP are sack.
This week, Biggs ingests copious amounts of alcohol and marijuana, then writes about Square Enix and Final Fantasy, yet still comes up with nothing really memorable.
This week, Emmori reviews LucasArt’s 2008 Stormtrooper-hurling, Rancor-stabbing, Force Lightning-ing Hack ‘n’ Slash action game. Does he think TFU is worth playing?
Disgaea: Hour of Darkness is a cult classic PS2 RPG adored by many for its RPG mechanics and its lovable cast of characters. Join Daniel as he reviews the anime-inspired JRPG and discusses why it is a standout title among the myriad of Tactical RPGs.
Slab Bulkhead explores that most famous weapon, the sword, and whether or not it has a logical place in video games. In which games do swords not belong? Read on to find out!
Biggs delves into the controversy surrounding violence and video games, Slab Bulkhead holds forth on the topic of the ESRB and its founding, and Lusipurr informs everyone about the history of video game journalism. Also: Layton, Laws, and LittleBigPlanet!
To celebrate July the Fourth, Biggs shuns the American video game market and focuses on the far away wonderland of Japan. Adorable wars, weird romance, and bouncing ninja boobies reign in glorious Nippon! Happy Independence Day!
On Monday, June 27th, the Supreme Court deemed California Law AB 1779 unconstitutional in its ruling on Brown v. EMA. Emmori discusses the ruling and muses on the its effect on the current and future state of gaming.