SiliconNooB and Deimosion join forces with Lusipurr to talk about many games that are definitely not Super Smash Bros., but which almost certainly include two different types of girl-centrered games. Surprise: the one about amputees is the good one!
The Old Republic merges servers as talk circles of a possible takeover, gamers overreact while Kotaku publishes irresponsible dross – again, and Microsoft keeps things Kosher on XBox Live in this week’s embarrassment of a gaming industry news carrion.
The staff of Lusipurr.com settle into another week of receiving exactly what they want–which, as it turns out, is exactly what they deserve. Cerberus ahoy!
In the seventh entry in his long-running Final Fantasy Retrospective, Deimosion takes a look at the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. FFVII is practically a series in its own right, and in this post, the three most important entries are examined.
In which Thea tells the story of the one time she was in the mountains with her Houndoom trolling 12-year-old boys.
Because LFoPD started as a joke between friends, and because a number of the characters are still based on real people, it became a legitimate concern whether the game would be relatable to the lucky people who have never met Oliver Motok. For Lusipurr himself, I knew it would be easy. The man is so more »
Ethos just woke up. Instead of getting ready for work, he wrote an article for Lusipurr.com. That is a step in the right direction for him, but what will cause him to make games a priority again?
Digging back into the mists of time, Lusipurr uses his Chrono Trigger to uncover a podcast from the early days of the internet, predating Lusipurr.com, broadband, both the PlayStation3 and PlayStation2, the iPod and iPhone, and the word ‘podcast’ itself!
Join Lusipurr.com in our Spring 2012 playthrough of Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, lasting for only a fortnight!
Human Head are on strike, leaving Prey 2 in disarray, Ubisoft are harangued by someone almost as noxious as they are, and EA are set to return stolen games to Origin customers in this week’s polemic publisher news!