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Hero Generations: An Interview w Scott Brodie – Former Microsoft Game Dev Goes Facebook Indie
An interview with Scott Brodie of Heart Shaped Games, on how he left his job at Microsoft to start a multi-generational hero title for Facebook.
Review: Torchlight for XBOX 360
Runic Games, the makers of Diablo, have done it again. Literally. In a stroke of genius, the hit title Torchlight has come to us on Xbox Live Arcade. Read on…
TOOTH – Trials Out Of the Hat – Xbox Indie Game Reviews
Welcome to TOOTH – a new feature, in which I will take two random trials out of the Xbox Live Indie pool, and run them through the paces. This week, I’ve selected Bush Hunt by RiddlerSoft, and Word Duelist by Sowaz.
Two Great Lists of 10 Great Indie Games You Didn’t Play In 2009
A total of twenty really excellent indie games released in 2009 you probably didn’t even know about.
The Behemoth Previews BattleBlock Theater – A Grim Follow Up To Castle Crashers
The Behemoth, the developer behind perhaps the most popular or well-loved XBLA game of all time – the four-player dungeon hack n slasher “Castle Crashers” is starting to show what they have been planning for an encore. And what an encore it will be: watch the trailer now.
Developer Profile: Andrew Roberts of Cosmic Logic
IndieGameReviewer interviews Andrew Roberts, CEO of Cosmic Logic, a new and talented team who are already making a name for themselves in the indie gaming community.
Masters of Belial – Behold the Potential of XNA Game Studio
Fans of Baldur’s Gate, RPGs, XBLIG and XBOX 360 will dig Masters of Belial. An exciting and ambitious new title in development from Brian Seal looks to fill a painful gap in content programming with sexy graphics, a rich character development path and advanced story arcs for fans of role-playing and adventure.
8-Bit Is the New Black
This week I have come across a growing number of videos that also find their muse in the pixelated style of the 8-Bit ouevre. Is it pure nostalgia or something deeper in the transforming human psyche that commands our interest, like a scratch in an old vinyl 45?
