Team Meat doesn’t care about piracy
The developers of Super Meat Boy aren't concerned about piracy.
The developers of Super Meat Boy aren't concerned about piracy.
What do Super Meat Boy, Darwinia and Shadow Complex have in common? They are all disappointed in Microsoft
Around about the time that Super Meat Boy arrived on consoles, an artist by the name of Dave Rapoza conjured up a very odd/strange/scary/realistic/idunnowhat artistic rendering of Super Meat Boy that got the developers well stoked. They liked it so much that they got Mr. Rapoza to toss together a brand new image that was to be used for the …
PETA can do some pretty crazy things at time, but this is both crazy and kind of cool. I have to admit, when I played Super Meat Boy I thought to myself that hippy vegetarians and the likes would probably play the game with their stomachs churning. Then I stumbled upon a pretty hilarious interview with Team Meat, one half …
Man, Super Meat Boy is tough as hell. It is, however, one of those ridiculously rare games that constantly kicks you in the nuts, but then instantly soothes them with ice packs and tender kisses as soon as you complete a level. In other words: you’re constantly tested but you never get frustrated. It’s great to see that some DLC …
It’s an indie title; you’ve surely heard of it. Reviewers are already loving it for its old-school platforming awesomeness and take-no-shit-tough-as-nails attitude. It also comes out today on Xbox Live Arcade, but it’s releasing on WiiWare, PC and MAC at a later stage. Because it’s an indie title, the developers (just two guys) don’t have to answer to stuffy, corporate bigwigs or …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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