The possibility of a VII remake is stamped out for good and all by Wada, the 3DS XL is set to launch July/August, Reggie blasts anyone not with Nintendo’s program, and Hiromichi Tanaka takes his leave of Square Enix in this week’s oddly symmetrical news.
In an effort to bring the latest POSITIVE and UPLIFTING news to gamers, Deimosion and Lusipurr hijack the Trans-Pacific Cable normally reserved for Australian use. In a Lusipurr.com first, the news is almost entirely good: great games are on the horizon!
The events of E3 (Monday) – Featuring: Sony, Microsoft, EA, and Ubisoft conferences – Only Lusipurr.com reports the news of E3 stripped of any and all Kinect malarkey!
Double Fine Productions is known for making quirky games, and Costume Quest is no exception. Join Deimosion as he explores the fun, cartoony little Halloween-themed RPG.
Comic artist Kenjujuu arrives just in time to catch The Red Menace for a podcast on topics including colourful cupcakes and cancellations. The future of Game, Mortal Kombat, and Mistborn are also discussed.
Thea struggles to express in words thatgamecompany’s latest release, Journey, a game that needs no words to tell a story.
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.
SiliconNooB is too drunk to attend, so Wedge drops in briefly, Blitzmage drops out briefly, and RootBeerKing stays the course in a podcast which looks at the various pitfalls associated with ‘day one’ and ‘on-disc’ DLC. Spoilers: the panel does not want.
From Dust is a game that many consider to be good, but its PC port is often reviled. Join Daniel as he explores From Dust and why at least the PC version is not a game on which any gamer should waste their hard-earned money.
Chris ‘Sabin’ Privitere of RPGamer joins an already over-stuffed podcast panel to discuss Persona 2 on the PSP, Assassin’s Creed in the American War of Rebellion and Mutiny, the Binding of Isaac, the closure of Sony MMOs, and updates to Final Fantasy XIV.