Lusipurr and Mel prepare for another week of lousy news, but Bup arrives to toss a spanner into the works. Whilst size Bup sabot tumble into the Lusipurr.com machinery, Lusipurr is distracted by another English Cricket victory and Mel plays Fartstorm.
This week at E3, Nintendo announced their new Amœbo figurines to support their first party titles on both the Wii U and 3DS. In a market dominated by Disney and Activision, can Nintendo hope to compete? Imitanis investigates.
Iwata has been grounded from attending E3, May has seen extremely strong sales for PS4 and Wii U, and Destructoid derps pretty bloody hard in the news of the week!
Square Enix announces a positive change in direction, PS4 is rumoured to replace Xbox the the lead platform of Call of Duty, and Lorne Lanning has been taken out of context in the news of the week!
Mel ponders and pontificates about the difference between wanting more of the same experience in a new game or wanting something completely different. It could be that both are great reasons to buy games or that Mel is just WRONG. Find out!
Akihiko Yoshida leaves Square Enix, PS3 owners like their porn, and poor COD sales causes Activision to offer up some weak excuses in the news of the week!
Major developers have hit the sweet spot, reusing massive amounts of assets to keep pumping out new titles for popular series while making huge stacks of cash. Is this the future of gaming or just a phase?
Imitanis and Mel join Lusipurr in a discussion of Kickstarter’s effect as a litmus test for investments, and as the site crosses the half-way mark in its fifth year of operation, Lusipurr considers the long-term viability of the Lusipurr.com enterprise.
Lusipurr (voiced by Gilbert Gottfried) assembles a panel consisting of SiliconNooB, Blitzmage, The Legendary Zoltan, and Mel (all voiced by Gilbert Gottfried), to discuss Denis Dyack, Don Mattrick, and Stephane D’Astous (all voiced by Gilbert Gottfried).
Southington launches a game burning initiative, Lusipurr.com’s Swasdickas take the Call of Duty community by storm, and free games can be downloaded from used Wii U consoles in the news of the week.