Editorial: Enough is Enough… or is it?
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Feature: Leap Year 2012
It is Leap Year Day–the most important holiday in the Lusipurr.com calendar, short of Trafalgar Day. In a celebration which comes only once every four years, the site offers three guest posts written by former staff members.
Editorial: The Nobuo Review Part Two: Final Fantasy IX OST
Ethos decides to get the big one out of the way with his look into why he believes the Final Fantasy IX original soundtrack is the best work of legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu.
TSM Episode 36: Man Hands
Coming to grips with the week’s news, the podcast panel handily assembles to grasp the nettle of some controversial topics. Also: the panelists discuss their lack of hands-on experience with Wild Arms, all without placing the finger of blame upon anyone.
News: Bioware Unleash Galactic Campaign of Pure Blithering Idiocy
This week EA/Bioware engage in some delinquency, Bieber shows himself to be of dour humour and Hironobu Sakaguchi thwarts Nintendo of America by partnering with Xseed in order to bring The Last Story Stateside!
Castle Lusipurr #28: Continuity
As Lusipurr.com ends the second week of the Spring Wild Arms playthrough, the staff members find new and unusual ways to cope with the stress of oppressive managerial belligerence. Doritos play a prominent role.
Review: Professor Layton and the Unwound Future
Join the gentleman Pierson “Blitzmage” Stone as he reviews the gentlemanly game of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future for the Nintendo DS!
Review: Final Fantasy XIII-2
The sequel to the divisive Final Fantasy XIII is out, and Daniel has had plenty of time to play it. Does it fix the issues of its predecessor? Or is the game just another cutscene tube? Read on, as Daniel talks about why he loves XIII-2 so much!
TSM Episode 35: A Very Tardy Arrival
The panelists arrive–some (much) later than others–to discuss topics including Ubisoft’s avaricious attempts to bilk PSVita gamers, Hulu on 3DS, a free-play weekend that has already gone, and the world’s most accurate Valentine’s Day Present simulator.
News: The Thin and Blurring Line betwixt Packaged Games and Budget Downloads
This week EA pleads their case, Atlus enters into a marriage of convenience, Hironobu Sakaguchi lets slip three impending iOS titles, and Ubisoft attempts to pass off a budget downloadable title as a full-priced PS Vita game.