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With the recent release of The First Encounter, Croteam has announced that the next title in the series is receiving similar treatment.
Serious Sam: The First Encounter was recently released in HD on both PC and XBLA. Apparently, a single helping of Sam was not enough for the creators, Croteam.
The new title is set to release May 2010.
Today, Ubisoft announced the latest entry into the Prince of Persia Sands of Time series, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands.
After weak September sales, the Wii has returned to the top spot given the fifty dollar reduction.
Back in September, after three years of strong sales and overwhelming victories over the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the Wii lost its top spot. Given the release of the price-reduced PS3 Slim, Sony had any easy victory for the month of September.
A number of reviews, the latest Developer Special podcast, as well as a steady stream of news before the holiday.
Given the holiday, this week was somewhat slow both in general gaming news and on PixlBit. Regardless, the crew has managed to release the standard number of reviews, the podcast, the latest Developer Special podcast, as well as a steady stream of news.
The PixlBit staff sounds off on Aonuma's comment in a recent interview.
Revogamers.net recently had the opportunity to talk Zelda with Eiji Aonuma, the man currently at the helm of the Zelda series. In the interview, Aonuma had the following to say about Ocarina of Time (translation courtesy of Nintendo World Report):
It may have taken us two tries, but the result is solid episode with a few laughs and talk of the PSPgo.
This week's PixlTalk features the usual crew in the usual style. In the first segment, Luke gives us the rundown on Bit.Trip Void and the MAG beta. Chessa expands on Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time as she has now almost beaten the game. Nick closes the segment with his love for Assassin's Creed II.
Wishing you and your family a happy and healthy.
As all Americans know, today is Thanksgiving. As such, PixlBit is taking (most of) the day off to relax with family and friends and celebrate the holiday.
Storm City Entertainment resurrects an ancient Chinese puzzle game for the DS.
Storm City Entertainment's latest title falls into a familiar category - DS Puzzle Game. Unlike their last title, Jewel Master Egypt, this game is based on Tangrams, a Chinese puzzle game thousands of years old. As a matter of fact, the title is not just based on Tangrams, it is Tangrams.
It's not a "raging blast" at all. Trust me.
Dragon Ball based video games have become excessively abundant in recent years. It seems multiple times throughout any given year a variety of games based on the popular IP are released, each of differing quality and gameplay type. Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is the latest game attached to the property, and it covers the entire lifespan of the anime with the intention of capturing the essence of the series. In theory, and on paper, the concept makes total sense. Unfortunately, in practice the concept falls apart.
Though Neal has left the site, his final piece of work, an interview with Team Meat is now available.
In our latest developer special, Neal Ronaghan chatted with both Edmund McMillian and Tommy Refenes, two of the developers of the upcoming WiiWare title, Super Meat Boy.
