Posts By Nick DiMola
High Voltage's Gladiator A.D. has a new name, a publisher, and a release date.
Yesterday, Sega announced Tournament of Legends, a 3D fighting game from The Conduit developer, High Voltage.
Sega pulls the covers off their latest Sonic project.
Earlier today, Sega finally pulled the wraps off of their upcoming Sonic project, Project Needlemouse. Falling in line with the rumors, the title is in fact a follow-up to the classic Sonic series, and will be titled Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1.
Fighting game fans rejoice!
Though Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars has just made its way to American shores, I've had the opportunity to play the game (more accurately, the first version of the game) for nearly a year now. This latest iteration of the Vs. series features the same over-the-top fighting found in all of the other titles in the series, with a fresh new look and roster of fighters.
After much annoyance from Chessa, we've finally added a brand new feature.
It wasn't too long after starting PixlBit that Chessa came up with the idea of a special review with a unique focus. That idea has been evolved to what we are presenting today as a Review Rewind.
Nintendo has revealed that the updated version of the Classic Controller will ship with Monster Hunter Tri this spring.
Nintendo and Capcom announced today that the Classic Controller Pro is scheduled to ship bundled with Monster Hunter Tri this spring.
This particular innovation will likely change the face of gaming forever.
This console generation is one of many innovations, most notably motion controls... or so you would think.
One of Mr. Hawk's worst runs yet.
Tony Hawk titles have a special place in my heart. Years ago when the first title was released to the market, it was unbelievably unique; never before had a skateboarding game been released that was so smooth and dynamic. Not to mention the fact that it was released at a point in time where skateboarding was earning some widespread appeal. Being the teenage boy that I was, Tony Hawk inspired myself and other friends to start trying to skateboard in real life. It didn't take long to realize that skateboarding is hard as hell. No matter how much effort we invested, the best we could ever do was ollie - so like any teenage boys who aren't immediately successful, we gave up.
Surprisingly the portable version of the title is a more impressive outing than the home console edition.
As I've made clear in the past, I am by no means the world's biggest Tekken fan. Tekken 6 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 was a solid entry that fans of the series no doubt enjoyed. Thankfully for those same fans, Namco has created a portable version of the fighter in order to play and practice on-the-go.
And you thought mods for Wii games weren't possible.
As we all know, Super Smash Bros. Brawl has been available for nearly two years at this point. Being the most popular entry into the series yet, there have been an unbelievable number of players experiencing the beefy offering.
Round 2 with XSEED features a much more focused look at the work of the company and specifically what needed to be done to bring The Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces to America.
As most of you know, PixlBit has talked with XSEED and more specifically Jimmy Soga before. On our fifth Developer Special, Jimmy revisits the show with James Whang, the localization lead on The Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces.
