PixlBit

Yeah, this is sad news for Wii-only owners, and Wii/PS3 owners. It's such a great game, I really hope it becomes available via retail. I wouldn't be surprised if one of the smaller publishers picked it up.

While unlikely, someone like Atlus would be a great choice. Perhaps even Aksys might be interested, considering they have done the publishing for the Bit.Trip games.I can't believe that this one won't be an instant moneymaker.

I'm guessing Team Meat is throwing out this sob story to reach all of the publishers simultaneously via the game media. Keep an eye out in the next few weeks, because I wouldn't be surprised if they have a publishing agreement all worked out.

Based on both of Stanton's Enslaved reviews, I'm really excited to give the game a shot once it hits the bargain bin.

This one sounds like a really nice departure from the original title, which I'm sure was pretty cool, since it takes place in the same universe with the same characters. Did they use the same engine and just make some modifications to accommodate the shooter gameplay? Sounds like quite a bit of work, but who knows.

You know, I can totally play this one on the MAME emulator I have on the original Xbox, but six online simultaneous players is truly tempting a purchase from me. I might have to grab it on the PS3 one of these days when I have some free time.

First off, opinions can't really suck. You might not agree with them, but they are exactly what they are - an opinion.

As for PixlBit, I think it continues to grow and flourish with each passing day. Hits continue to climb, our readership continues to expand, and the features we offer will continue to expand with that. Perhaps it doesn't stand out from the thousands of gaming sites on the internet, but that doesn't mean I don't love it for what it is.

I'm sorry you feel it's a failure, but in my eyes, it's one of my greatest successes. I created it from scratch, maintain it daily, add to its content consistently, and have a variety of people who both contribute and appreciate the content that is posted on it. I can't say I know exactly what makes it a failure in your eyes, but as far as I can tell, it's quite the opposite.

I do suggest, though, if IGN is so much better, you frequent that site rather than troll this one.

I think Mario Party 2 is my favorite entry in that series. 1 was pretty good, but I still hate it for destroying three N64 controllers (and my palm) back in the day.

I've heard good things about Frobot, so I might have to check that one out. As for Dragon's Lair, if you have a Wii, you're definitely better off grabbing Dragon's Lair Trilogy.

Yup, that's why we put up articles, fishing for hits. C'mon, I think you know better.

I really enjoyed the single player campaign of this game, but still haven't had a chance to take it online. It seems like it's a bit different from MW2, so I'll probably have to check it out at some point, though I think I'm a little worn out on FPS online experiences for now.

Haha, I might have to go back then and try and get that one. I believe that might be the only one I don't have, outside of the online ones, but I never get online achievements.

This game doesn't support Kinect, sorry. I believe you are excited for the new Steel Battalion which isn't due out until next year.

Yeah, I think it settles firmly between those two experiences. I think A Link to the Past is a bit more advanced, but 3DDGH is most definitely ahead of the original Zelda.