Meteor Entertainment releases the Facility update for Hawken, packed with brand new items and a beautiful new map.
Put a face or two to the voices behind your favorite Marvel Heroes characters with this developer diary.
An alien substance combines with the Earth and create, well, something rather interesting in the launch trailer for Fuse.
Wage a one-man war against the drug cartels in Narco Terror, an arcade two-stick shooter for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and PC.
Molonoth Fields from A Crack In Time makes a triumphant return as a competitive multiplayer map in Ratchet & Clank: Full Front Assault.
The Laughing Butcher stalks the streets of Gotham as the Age of Invention's murderous creation sports a few tricks in this spotlight for Infinite Crisis.
The ISA and Helghast fight to the death, sure, but what is a mercenary supposed to do? Make money by selling services to the highest bidder, of course!
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The Sims 3 Island Paradise Assistant Producer Graham Nardone takes you aboard the SS Nardone for a new gameplay walkthrough.
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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.
For those who haven't gotten enough gun-slingin' marionette action, The Gunstringer has released a new piece of downloadable content. "El Diablo's 'Merican Adventure" lets you play as the titular El Diablo, emerging from the underworld to find a suitable queen. It's available now for $3 (240 MSP).
And the holiday bundles keep on coming. In addition to Microsoft's two other "Holiday Bundles," the company has announced one more, this time focusing on Kinect. The Kinect sensor will be bundled with three games: Fruit Ninja, The Gunstringer, and Kinect Adventures. The bundle will cost the same as the standalone peripheral, $149, making it quite an attractive incentive.
Twisted Pixel, the indie studio behind games including 'Splosion Man, The Maw, and The Gunstringer, is indie no more. Microsoft announced today that it has acquired the Austin-based developer, welcoming it into the Microsoft Studios family.
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"CRAZY" is how The Gunstringer developer Twisted Pixel has teasingly described the Kinect-powered shooter's mysterious free launch-day DLC, but it's turned out to be beyond that. The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles, you see, is a live-action homage to classic light gun games like Mad Dog McCree.
The Gunstringer swaggers onto Xbox 360, spurs clinking, in a demo out now for Twisted Pixel's puppety Kinect-exclusive arcade shooter. If you're looking for a Kinect game with fewer hoedowns and more showdowns, give it a bash.
The Gunstringer will be sold on the cheap, and include a token for Fruit Ninja Kinect to boot. Twisted Pixel and publisher Microsoft announced today that the game will come to North America, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia on September 13, and September 16 in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It will cost $39.99 in the US, $10 less than the average Kinect title.
Twisted Pixel announced at E3 that The Gunstringer has made the jump from a downloadable title to a full retail game, and the developer has now sent out an official announcement. The Kinect-exclusive game will be coming to brick-and-mortar stores this September, and this marks Twisted Pixel's first boxed release.
"The ball got rolling at an executive retreat where The Gunstringer was made available to some pretty important people, including Steve Ballmer," said CEO Michael Wilford in the announcement. "We were stoked to hear shortly afterwards that everyone loved the game and wanted to give it bigger exposure in the retail market." Read more »
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