This week on Bytejacker: Craig Forrester's puzzle platformer Treasure Treasure, OUEO factory's arena shooter Debrysis and Nenad Jalsovec's retro action game Rescue: The Beagles.
Bytejacker episode 4
Archive: august 25, 2008
Dissatisfaction with Braid 'does not compute' with Insomniac dev
MTV Multiplayer has a little quote from Rachet & Clank: Quest for Booty designer Brian Allgeier concerning Braid that I'm sure the game's many fans on Destructoid would agree with:I thought, wow, six to eight hours of a side-scr...
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Aug 20 ESA Hires Former RIAA Exec
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Aug 14 Bytejacker Episode 3
The third Bytejacker episode is up and ready for viewing. Expect to see Braid, Calamity Annie, Warning Forever and Nanobots scrutinized in this week's show.
Bytejacker: Episode 3
Bytejacker: Episode 3
I’m not as passionate as some people are about video game reviews (and how flawed they may or may not be.) I think there’s clearly room for improvement in the way the average review is conducted...
No doubt capitalizing on the cult-classic status enjoyed by Nintendo's Professor Layton series, Electronic Arts has revealed their own adventure/puzzle hybrid: Henry Hatsworth In The Puzzling Adventure...
[So, IndieGames.com parent Think Services is bringing back IGF Mobile again this year, after a neat first year, and there's a few good new things. Submission is now free, there's $20k in prizes again...
A recent study shows that parents are more concerned about their kids possibly playing Grand Theft Auto at a sleepover than downing a few brews or ogling porn, according to a press release issued by What...