Castle Lusipurr #33: Oh, the Humanity!
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Disaster befalls Lusipurr at last when an oft-thwarted and invariably incompetent foe finally succeeds.
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Review: Journey
Thea struggles to express in words thatgamecompany’s latest release, Journey, a game that needs no words to tell a story.
Points of View: The State of JRPGs
Lusipurr.com announces a new style of editorial post: Points of View. This week, join the roundtable for a discussion on the state of JRPGs.
Editorial: Ethos’ Most Anticipated Games for 2012
Ethos has been sick and miserable, so instead of a thoughtful and provocative article, he has resorted to a cheap list. Read on to see which predictable and lame titles he chose as his most anticipated for the rest of 2012.
TSM Episode 40: Taciturn, but Tough
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.
News: Wu-Tang Is in the Hiz-Ouse, Farm Dawg!
OMGPOP make their case for the ghettoisation of Facebook, Konami set a new standard of bad for HD ports, and Bioware overtures seem to indicate forthcoming ending DLC – for a price, in this week’s thug nasty urban gangster government issued news stamps.
Castle Lusipurr #32: Debt Reduction
Departures and debt reduction go hand-in-hand as Lusipurr.com finds new and inventive ways to help pay down Lusipurr’s long-standing I.O.U.s.
Review: Resident Evil: Revelations
Take a step in the survival horror genre this week with Blitzmage as he reviews the newest installment in the Resident Evil franchise.
Editorial: My Three Favorite Video Game Badasses
Join Rikki as he discusses three of the most badass characters in video games (in his humble opinion)!
Editorial: Why the MMO Genre Has Succeeded
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.