Nintendo has suffered some losses this year as their mid-year financial report reveals. Plans for a new November lineup are in place to hopefully inflate the numbers once again.
Reetin requires a memory card, Enrei is a pony, and Lusipurr sleeps. Also: pretzels, gin, mustard, travel advice, hiring opportunities, pointless anecdotes, PIBS, and a return to the eclectic style with which Lusipurr.com veterans will be well familiar.
What is a Reetin? A miserable little pile of inventions. But enough talk: LIFTOFF!
With Fable week thankfully behind him, Daniel returns to the Final Fantasy Retrospective to explore the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth entries in the series. Join Daniel as he visits the PlayStation 2 era of Final Fantasy!
In this week’s editorial, Slab investigates the uncomplicated personality of Sin from Final Fantasy X.
Nintendo and Starlight Children’s Foundations team up for a Fun Center dedication at the Miller Children’s Hospital in Long Beach, California.
Thea takes time out of her busy schedule to review Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. Does this game live up to its 2D ancestors?
The newest release in the Frogger series to be released in the iPod App Store boasts new modes and characters.
Nintendo announces that the latest installment into the Kirby series on the Wii will have a new take on super powers.
Ethos is a recent Professor Layton fan. He adored Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, but is he as enamored with the latest release? It is not an official review, but Ethos runs on disappointing people. Read up!