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Star Fox originally started off as a first-person 3D flight game called Starglider. But the "language barrier" helped Nintendo and Dylan Cuthbert discover the game's true identity.

The trials and tribulations of building a canned soup empire in space are revealed in the first gameplay trailer for PixelJunk Inc from Q-Games, the mysterious game formerly known only by its codename PixelJunk 1-6. Unusually for Q, PixelJunk Inc will debut on PC, hitting Mac and Linux too.

Q-Games' delightful PixelJunk series began life on PlayStation 3 and has only recently tentatively dipped its toe in the PC pool, but the next game is unexpectedly debuting on PC and may not see release elsewhere at all. PixelJunk 1-6, as it's codenmed, is largely under wraps for now, but will feature co-op and "probably like a gajillion" robots.

To celebrate its five year anniversary, developer Q-Games is having a sale. For a limited time, many PixelJunk games will be available for only $1.

PixelJunk 4am finally has a release date: May 15th. The app will be available in two flavors: a full release, and a free viewer that allows you to watch--but not create--live performances.

The bizarre music creation app "PixelJunk 4am"--and free viewer app--will be available on PS3 some time in "Spring."

Q-Games is bringing PixelJunk Eden to Steam next week, complete with the Encore add-on and some PC-exclusive features.

After months of closed beta testing, PixelJunk Monsters Online is officially open to all on Facebook. After a number of successful games on PlayStation Network, this is developer Q-Games' first foray into social games with the PixelJunk brand.

Q-Games' odd PlayStation Move-enabled music creation app, PixelJunk lifelike, is changing its name to the much more mysterious (and oddly alluring) PixelJunk 4am.

Key members of the development team discus Star Fox 64 3D and reminisce about the earlier games in the series in the latest Iwata Asks interview.