Produced 2011.04.10 The site hires three new staff members, but Nate fails to show up for the customary hazing ritual. RPGamer’s Chris Privitere tries to fill Nate’s shoes, but without a HD fart app. for his new iPad2, his performance remains ultimately unconvincing.
HELLO! And welcome to my introduction, for the 10th of April 2011! I’m your new Webmaster, Jake ‘RootBeerKing’ Norwood.
Produced 2011.03.20 Lane visits the podcast and renders judgement on the latest news, despite Lusipurr’s numerous motions and objections. The long arm of Emperor Kotick can be felt in every aspect of the discussion, covering J. Bruce Thompson, The Old Republic, and more!
Pokemon White/Black is a game for babies. Only babies and small children play this game. Nintendo is a baby’s toy company.
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!
Produced 2011.03.06 Site donations go live and readers queue up by the score to invest their hard-earned funds in the world’s most important going concern: video game news blogs. With a fistful of dollars, the staff begin to plan a Foster’s-oriented trip to Australia. Or E3.
Lusipurr.com is pleased to present The Great Pokemon Hunt 2011! From 6 March, any person with PKMN Black or White can choose to participate in The Great PKMN Hunt 2011. The person with the most valid trades completed before our Summer of Suikoden playthrough (begins 5 June) will win a brand new, full price (up more »
Produced 2011.02.13 Lusi and the Tits once again convene to discuss the latest hat-related news in gaming. This week, Bobby Kotick charges for hats, Jonathan Blow designs hat-based islands, and Nippon Ichi Software develops a hat strategy game set in the Netherworld.
SRRN’s Ash is an incredible game. There are times when one intuitively knows that they are playing the creation of someone who truly loves their respective genre; Ash is one such game. Gameplay/structure The kindest thing that one could say about Ash’s gameplay is that it gets the job done. It doesn’t burden the player more »
This week, if you keep up with gaming news in even the slightest capacity, your ears are surely ringing from the deafening cries of Kinect. Between the release and onslaught of reviews for Microsoft attempt at stealing the Wii’s success, and the massive amounts of promotion and hype surrounding the soon to be released “That more »