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The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles standing alone on Windows 8
by Alice O'Connor, Nov 13, 2012 6:00am PSTOne of the world's finest downloadable content releases is The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles, The Gunstringer's gleefully silly Mad Dog McCree-style interactive gunslinger movie starring Troma mastermind Lloyd Kaufman. The Wavy Tube Man cannot be constrained by mere platforms and DLC shackles, though, and is breaking out onto Windows 8 in a standalone release.
It's "coming soon" to the Windows Store for Windows 8 PCs and tablets at the remarkably bargain-tastic price of $1.49, developer Twisted Pixel announced yesterday. The DLC was included with new copies of The Gunstringer as a free download on Xbox 360 in 2011, an unexpected treat.
Look, here's a bit of Wavy Tube Man Chronicles someone captured on Xbox 360, but don't watch too much or you'll ruin the shock of a time-travelling Lloyd Kaufman in a silver bodysuit.
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One of the world's finest downloadable content releases is The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles, The Gunstringer's gleefully silly Mad Dog McCree-style interactive gunslinger movie starring Troma mastermind Lloyd Kaufman. The Wavy Tube Man cannot be constrained by mere platforms and DLC shackles, though, and is breaking out onto Windows 8 in a standalone release.
One of the world's finest downloadable content releases is The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles, The Gunstringer's gleefully silly Mad Dog McCree-style interactive gunslinger movie starring Troma mastermind Lloyd Kaufman. The Wavy Tube Man cannot be constrained by mere platforms and DLC shackles, though, and is breaking out onto Windows 8 in a standalone release. : Shacknews
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