Al Lowe cracks wise on your iPhone

Jokemaster and Leisure Suit Larry scribe Al Lowe has released an update for his latest venture, Al Lowe’s CyberJoke 3000, currently available for download on the iTunes App Store. Comedy fans can listen to over 110 of Al’s jokes, with more updates on the way. In addition to updating the application with new jokes, Al now offers those looking to preview his app with a brand new Lite version. Featuring twenty jokes from the full application, Al gives mobile users a taste of all the edgy content found in Al Lowe’s CyberJoke 3000.

Developed by The Binary Mill, Al Lowe’s CyberJoke 3000 Lite is available for download on the iTunes App Store. The full version is available for $1.99. Go Al, go! Learn more about Al Lowe at www.allowe.com.

Leisure Suit Larry Goes Hollywood

Sierra Entertainment and developer Team 17 are teaming up to create a new Leisure Suit Larry game called Leisure Suit Larry Box Office Bust. Team 17 (best known for the Worms series) is developing the new game with the help of Happy Madison Productions writer Allen Covert and voice work by Jay Mohr, Dave Attell, Shannon Elizabeth, Carmen Electra, Artie Lange, Patrick Warburton, Jeffrey Tambor, Nikki Cox, Peter Graves and Jane Lynch. Josh Keaton will star as the voice of Larry Loveage.

This third-person adventure game sees Larry Loveage (the nephew of Larry Laffer, and the star of the previous Leisure Suit Larry game from High Voltage Software) take a summer job working on his uncle Larry’’s movie lot doing odd jobs and trying to uncover a mole from another studio who threatens to air the studio’’s dirty laundry in the tabloids.

The game promises to lampoon all things Hollywood using the trademark Leisure Suit Larry humor combined with gameplay that includes exploration, platforming, racing and puzzle-solving. Al Lowe, the creator of the original games, is not attached to this project, for the record.

Leisure Suit Larry Box Office Bust is rated M (Mature) by the ESRB and will be released for the Xbox 360, PS3, mobile phones and PC this fall.