Posts Tagged ‘Twisted Pixel’
The Gunstringer Will Pack Fruit Ninja Kinect And More In A $40 Package.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 August 2011 09:06 Written by LoganDX Saturday, 23 July 2011 12:00
Our friends over at Twisted Pixel are bypassing the usual Xbox Live Arcade route for their new game, The Gunstringer. Heading straight to full retail release, the game will be priced at a wallet friendly $40. Not only that but the game will be packed with some sweet downloadable content, like Fruit Ninja Kinect. One of Microsoft’s Summer of Arcade games, Fruit Ninja Kinect, based on the mobile sensation, has gamers slicing fruit with their bare hands with what else, their Kinects. Also included will be some wild launch day dlc named The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles in which players must take down the son of The Wavy Tube Man, an early boss in the game. Lastly, if pre-ordered at select retailers, purchasers will get tokens for two free game related avatar props.
The Gunstringer is a Kinect only title starring an undead marrionette sheriff, looking for revenge and retribution on those that betrayed him. Players will guide the ghoulish six shooting death dealer using their hands, moving him with the left and shooting with the right. Part on-rails shooter, part platformer, all Twisted Pixel. Watch for this wacky western on Septmember 13th and hopefully our review right around there as well. Hit the jump and check out the full press release and tell us what you think. Make sure to follow Twisted Pixel on Twitter for all the insane goodness.
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Tags: Fruit Ninja Kinect, kinect, Microsoft, Summer of Arcade, The Gunstringer, Twisted Pixel, Wavy Tube Man, XBLA | Posted under Geek Games, Xbox 360 | No Comments
Look Out! Ms. Splosion Man Has TMS!
Last Updated on Thursday, 21 July 2011 04:23 Written by LoganDX Thursday, 21 July 2011 06:00
Okay, well TMS stands for Title Managed Storage, which is Twisted Pixel’s clever way of turning up the heat on Ms. Splosion Man players. The fiendish developers will use the TMS service to allow gamers to hop into some new challenges. The goal, besides not throwing your controller, is to finish well enough to get on the leaderboards. Highest ranking player will win some special goodies. These challenges are available for anyone who dropped some coin on the game and are available right on the main menu, as long as the contest is still going on. Yes, that’s right, each challenge has a window of time for players to sign on, play and qualify. It might not be quiet as bad as another acronym that ends in ‘MS’ but on the other hand, this IS Twisted Pixel.
The first challenge is based upon the goofballs over at Destructoid with some sweet D-Toid and Ms. Splosion Man swag on the line. The top three spots will win themselves a prize pack consisting of a D-Toid bobblehead and a light up statue of our pink protagonist, as well as shirts and posters. One random sploder will win score a Twisted Pixel prize pack, whatever that may be. Remember when I said earlier there’s a time frame? It’s a short one here, only ten days! Get cracking because the contest ends July 31st. As a side bonus, a new DLC level for Spolsion Man is available to download, for free! Twisted Pixel claims more themed challenges are on the way, how about a DHTG level? Hit the break and check out the press release and some new pictures, including the swag-tastic prizes!
Tags: bobblehead, D-Toid, Destructoid, DLC, Ms Splosion Man, Splosion Man, swag, TMS, Twisted Pixel, XBLA | Posted under Geek Games, Xbox 360 | No Comments
Geek Review: Ms. Splosion Man [VIDEO]
Last Updated on Friday, 15 July 2011 11:33 Written by LoganDX Friday, 15 July 2011 11:00
Time to dust off those platforming skills and ingest copious amounts of energy drinks because Ms. Splosion Man has sploded onto the Xbox 360. Birthed from the manic minds at Twisted Pixel, Ms. Splosion Man is a thumb wrenching, nerve-wracking monster platformer just like Splosion Man. The old adage “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” kinda works here. Not to say that the developers painted Splosion Man Pink and tossed a pretty bow on him but the fundamental mechanics are still here.
The core gameplay of the Splosion games is simple in theory but very tough to master. At their heart, they’re side scrolling puzzle platformers but instead of jumping, the main character “splodes”. Sploding is multipurpose, acting as a means of locomotion, as a minor combat ability and as a general wrecking ball. By allowing the player only three in air splodes, Twisted Pixel keeps gamers on their toes by making them use the splodes logically. This also ties the puzzle aspect in because the missus can’t just go jumping all willy-nilly.
Tags: Ms Splosion Man, Predator, Review, Splosion Man, Total Recall, Twisted Pixel, XBLA, Xbxo 360 | Posted under Geek Games, Geeky Game Reviews, Xbox 360 | No Comments
It’s Sploding Time For Pinball FX 2!
Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 August 2011 09:04 Written by LoganDX Thursday, 7 July 2011 07:30
For the last few days, Zen Studios has been hinting at a new table for the Pinball FX 2 world. The cryptic clues, well except for that last one, had fans scratching their heads in puzzled wonderment. Finally, today the lips were loosened and Ms. Splosion Man was announced as the newest pinball pounding environment. The table will feature assets from Twisted Pixel‘s upcoming XBLA game with sploding balls, Big Science and all sorts of zany fun. In turn, Ms. Splosion Man will have a virtual Pinball FX 2 machine in her arcade for gamers to jump into some pinball goodness.
Twisted Pixel and Zen Studios are two of the most imaginative XBLA developers out there, providing fan favorite games and crazy fun. With the two of them tag teaming this summer, Xbox 360 consoles will be on fire. Watch for our review here on DHTG as soon as we get it in. I have a feeling it’s going to be a doozy! Hit the jump for the full press release.
Tags: Ms Splosion Man, Pinball FX 2, Twisted Pixel, XBLA, Zen Studios | Posted under Geek Games, Xbox 360 | No Comments
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