When a notorious purple octopus and his taciturn friend get an announced XIII-2 DLC release, the podcast panel finds themselves berserked; the announcement of a Theatrhythm release date only adds to the excitement. Lusipurr is forced to purchase remedies.
While it is no secret that Daniel dislikes MMORPGs, even he admits they have proven a successful segment of the gaming industry. In an editorial piece, Daniel examines this genre and why it has been so successful.
Nostalgia hits when Wizard’s of the Coast announces a new edition of the grandfather of modern gaming: Dungeons & Dragons. Thea takes a moment to reflect on the future of tabletop gaming.
Slab explores the world of crafting items in video games. How can it be done badly? How can it be done well? Read on to find out!
At a time when friends-lists everywhere are filled with end-of-the year memes and resolutions, Thea takes a few moments to look back at five games that defined her gaming experience in 2011.
Is there a way to escape the confines of Luspurr.com’s headquarters? Perhaps, but the harrowing experience required may well destroy one’s desire to live.
World of Warcraft will finally include a practical option for fashion conscious players, as well as new dungeons with new loot. Meanwhile, Diablo III continues to promise more than its predecessors with the inclusion of a new difficulty.
World of Warcraft players raise $1.9 million dollars through sale of in-game pets to help in Japanese earthquake and tsunami relief efforts.
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!
Valve continues to prove why they should be the industry standard of how to please your customers, Rift steals some customers for World of Warcraft, Nintendo continues to ignore the internet, and Hideo Kojima talks about something other than himself!