Jason Hillhouse steps in to tell us a bit about Tokyo Game Show 2009 and Japan in general.
This week the PixlTalk crew is graced by the presence of special guest, Jason Hillhouse, a close personal friend of Nick and Chessa.
We chatted with Thorium Wars-developers Big John Games about the joys of Nintendo's download services and their latest game.
Ken Patterson and Matt Heinzen of Minnesota-based developers Big John Games just put their most recent game, this week's DSiWare release Thorium Wars, to bed. We talked about their latest game and how it originated as a retail release.
The crew has reconvened to discuss what they've been playing and the massive news dump from Tokyo Games Show.
With the introduction episode behind us, we jump right into our first full fledged episode.
We chat with Alex Neuse from Gaijin Games about his gaming history, the Bit.Trip series, and what games he's been playing.
Alex Neuse from Gaijin Games took some time out of Bit.Trip-making schedule to talk about the Bit.Trip series and a whole lot more, including his testing past with Grim Fandango and Star Wars Episode 1: Racer, and his designing work on Gladius.
Listen to the staff of PixlBit talk about who they are, what their deal is, and what games they like.
On the first episode of PixlTalk, we delve into the origins of ourselves. We also talk about our favorite games and a little bit of what we've been playing. Neal gets Wet (gross!), Lauren is playing Mario & Luigi Bowser's Inside Story, Nick is typing in Scribblenauts, and Chessa goes import friendly with Another Code R.
