In a massive panel, you’ll find Blitzmage on linearity, Ginia on bundles, SiliconNooB on Origins, RootBeerKing on Tales Of, Slab Bulkhead on attachments, Deimosion on milking, Reetin on leves, Enrei on From Dust, and Lusipurr is online… on the Wii!?
Nintendo announces a special edition bundle for The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword which will include a golden Wii Motion Plus controller. Nintendo also details many of their upcoming autumn releases.
Nintendo announces the North American release date for the much-anticipated next installment in the Legend of Zelda franchise, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.
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.
A review of the Gamecube potato simulator, Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life. Warning: review may contain potato spoilers circa 2004.
The panel eschews pants in favour of light undergarments when a seasonal warm-front surprisingly envelops the entire United States and also Australia. A digeridoo is played to the delight of all, Sony revives PSN, and Lusi tells another gripping tale.
In an effort to stave off discussions about love dolls and what kind of body oil Bup uses, the panel is presented with an array of news about PlayStation Network Security, Project Cafe, and Hats. Lusipurr concludes with a story from a book of fanfiction.
Like so many others, I fondly recall the days when Nintendo made good consoles. Sadly, the days of the NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, and even the Gamecube, polarizing system as it was, are long over. Readers, I will not be buying the Wii 2 unless it becomes much cheaper than its eventual overinflated launch price, more »
Square Enix look set to make your dearest wish a reality by tapping into the power of the Nintendo Wii in order to provide the next-gen update to Final Fantasy VII that Lusipurr.com’s Otaku readers have been clamouring for! Final Fantasy series creator Motomu Toriyama has today confirmed that the remake will include such advanced more »
Produced 2011.03.13 Japan is levelled, Otaku mourn their toppled figurines, and the panel consider the public thrashing dealt out to Dragon Age II and producer Biotronic Artwares. Ginia signs off amidst scenes of international carnage–surely, the wrath of the Great Potato!