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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 Review: Rolling in the Right Direction


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One Million Fans Take a Stroll with The Walking Dead Episode 1


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Kittens Spit Fire When Serious Sam Double D XXL Assaults XBLA This Fall


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Flowrider Review: Keeping Ahead of the Flow

Posted on by Dave Voyles in Reviews, xblig, XBLIG Reviews | Leave a comment

Triple B Games has historically been known for their sports titles, including Fitba and a slew of well-received lacrosse titles, before they took their obligatory crack at zombies with Zombiez 8 My Cookiez. The Scotland-based developer continues to diversify their portfolio with the recent release of their racing title, Flowrider. Surprisingly, there aren’t many racing titles on XBLIG, so it was about time a good one made its way into the marketplace.

As I played through Flowrider, thoughts of RC Pro-AM, a solid racer from the days of the NES, ran through my mind. Both titles share a similar camera, small vehicles, and sense of speed. Those of you who have played the XBLA title Hydro Thunder will feel right at home with this as well, as the water-based physics allow the boats to glide across the surface, remiss of the friction we’ve come to know and expect in our everyday lives.

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The Best XBLIG New Releases for the Week of October 30

Posted on by Mike Wall in Features, xblig | Leave a comment

Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together… mass hysteria!  The seemingly impossible has become a reality: we are actually recommending a Silver Dollar Games title. In all fairness, it’s still not very good, and it’s certainly not close to the best title of the week (which came down to a heated battle between DLC Quest and Escape Goat). But the fact that it’s actually a game with an objective beyond pushing buttons to get still images of girls to flirt with you or swatting a cat’s  paw away from a bowl of milk is a good sign. Perhaps things are a changin’ for those Silver Dollar folks?

Pick of the Week

Escape Goat - Dan

With a great retro presentation and well-crafted puzzle design, this game is a MUST try for all Xbox Live Indie Game enthusiasts. Escape Goat features classic 16-bit visuals, a great chiptune soundtrack and a more than adequate amount charm, so what’s not to love for the paltry sum of $3?

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