Erin Robinson’s excellent Puzzle Bots was chosen as one of the PAX 10 winners for this weekend’s Seattle convention, and as a result, Wadjet Eye games has it on sale all weekend long. By entering the code “PUZZLEPAX” at checkout , you can play the cheerful little strategy puzzle title for $4.99 instead of the usual $10. There’s a free demo available if you want to try before you buy and the game will also be playable on the PAX show floor — so if you have a friend in Seattle, ask them what they think.
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PAX 10 winner Puzzle Bots available for half price during expo
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Shin’en, developer of the DS shmup Nanostray and its sequel — and, most recently, WiiWare platformer Jett Rocket — has begun to tease its next project for Wii’s digital platform: FAST Racing League . Only a single piece of promotional art (pictured) has been revealed so far, but this image is worth at least a couple dozen words. Like, for example, the game looks to be a futuristic racer and the ship design bears an uncanny similarity to those of a certain Sony racing franchise
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Futuristic ‘FAST Racing League’ due on WiiWare from Jett Rocket dev
Lording over your Keflings in A Kingdom for Keflings was easily one its most amusing aspects.
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World of Keflings trailer debuts tiny man cannons
At last year’s TGS, Capcom producer Keiji Inafune had some pretty grim things to say about the Japanese game industry. “I said that comment hoping that the Japanese creators were going to wake up,” Inafune told Videogamer in a new interview. “However, there has been no change whatsoever to the situation since last year, so I’m still very pessimistic.” Inafune said that some Japanese developers are “still living the glory of the ’80s and ’90s,” when the NES, Super NES and Genesis delivered a steady stream of hit games from Japan to the world
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Inafune: Japanese devs have to ‘get humble’
Before you and the many thousands of other yous gets a chance to go hands-on with Killzone 3 this weekend at PAX Prime, Famitsu has a smattering of new images to hungrily dig through for new information. One thing solidly confirmed by these shots?
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Killzone 3 screenshots feature hoodies, pummeling
Oh boy — yes, this certainly seems like an announcement for an announcement, and you know how much we love those (not at all). But 2K Games’ blog has posted that “something big is going to happen at the 2K Games booth” this weekend for PAX 2010 , and it’s got everyone riled up.
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2K Games to stream ’something big’ from PAX tomorrow morning
Moving from game development to multidisciplinary writing, Irrational Games’ Ken Levine and Shawn Elliott chat with Amazing Spider-Man writer Brian Michael Bendis on the second episode of Irrational Interviews , released this week.
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Irrational interviews Marvel’s Brian Michael Bendis on writing
Nintendo announced the Japanese release date for Kirby’s Epic Yarn — October 14 — and released a new trailer for the occasion. We’ve embedded it after the break, but we encourage you to go to Nintendo’s site anyway, for the most charming video controls you’ll ever, ever see. Continue reading Thank Japan for this new Kirby’s Epic Yarn trailer Thank Japan for this new Kirby’s Epic Yarn trailer originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:40:00 EST
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The latest trailer for EA’s Medal of Honor reboot focuses on a segment from the single-player campaign — one which pits a pair of heavily armored attack helicopters against a village of hostiles. Who will emerge victorious?
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Medal of Honor trailer previews Helicopters vs. Town cage fight
The latest game to be born from Sony’s ” PlayStation CAMP ” initiative, which brought us both What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord!? and Patchwork Heroes , is simple to describe yet difficult to explain.
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Tokyo is a battleground for animals in PS3’s ‘Tokyo Jungle’
