A number of reviews, the latest Developer Special podcast, as well as a steady stream of news before the holiday.
Given the holiday, this week was somewhat slow both in general gaming news and on PixlBit. Regardless, the crew has managed to release the standard number of reviews, the podcast, the latest Developer Special podcast, as well as a steady stream of news.
The PixlBit staff sounds off on Aonuma's comment in a recent interview.
Revogamers.net recently had the opportunity to talk Zelda with Eiji Aonuma, the man currently at the helm of the Zelda series. In the interview, Aonuma had the following to say about Ocarina of Time (translation courtesy of Nintendo World Report):
A disagreement between Microsoft and BBC caused the launch of the iPlayer to be delayed indefinitely.
According to a source close to BBC's Future Media and Technology Department, the BBC iPlayer is being delayed indefinitely on the Xbox 360.
You won’t want to escape this void.
Bit.Trip Void is the third game in the Bit.Trip series. Like the first two games, Bit.Trip Void contains three levels that last around fifteen minutes, presentation that mixes both retro and modern elements, as well as fantastic gameplay that’s easy to learn but challenging to master. Aside from the staples of the first two titles, Void includes a few new elements that make it a worthy and excellent addition to the series.
If Nintendo and iNiS made Elite Beat Agents for Wii, it would end up something like this.
These days, music rhythm games require a somewhat expensive peripheral or in some cases multiple peripherals in order to fully enjoy the game. We Cheer 2 isn't one of those rhythm games, instead the game takes advantage of the Wii Remote's motion sensors in order to perform specific movements the game requires. The end result is a very enjoyable rhythm game that stands out from many of the other rhythm games currently on the market.
What are the deals for the real Black Friday?
More Black Friday Lightning Deals are in today so here's a list of what's already been revealed and what's to come.
It may have taken us two tries, but the result is solid episode with a few laughs and talk of the PSPgo.
This week's PixlTalk features the usual crew in the usual style. In the first segment, Luke gives us the rundown on Bit.Trip Void and the MAG beta. Chessa expands on Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time as she has now almost beaten the game. Nick closes the segment with his love for Assassin's Creed II.
Wishing you and your family a happy and healthy.
As all Americans know, today is Thanksgiving. As such, PixlBit is taking (most of) the day off to relax with family and friends and celebrate the holiday.
Solve the hint and wait to buy the game.
Today brings a whole new set of Amazon lightning deals for potential gamer buyers, so without waiting, let's get right into it.
Storm City Entertainment resurrects an ancient Chinese puzzle game for the DS.
Storm City Entertainment's latest title falls into a familiar category - DS Puzzle Game. Unlike their last title, Jewel Master Egypt, this game is based on Tangrams, a Chinese puzzle game thousands of years old. As a matter of fact, the title is not just based on Tangrams, it is Tangrams.
