Psyonix Studios have just released a new trailer for their upcoming PSN game ‘Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars!’ (why couldn’t they just call it Battle Cars?). I’m not quite sure what to make of the game from the trailer or how much effort they put into developing their theme song but it looks interesting. Trailer after the jump.
Hot on the trails after announcing the Sand Castle simulator I’ve found a new game that takes the mundane to new extremes… Enter ‘Zen Bound’ the Rope Simulator, and you guessed it, your goal is to… tie things up!
As part of our continued casual game walkthrough coverage we now have a complete guide for Z-Rox, the very original flash puzzler.
Released 10th May, in the year 2007 Calling All Cars is Sony`s first major venture into PSN only downloadable gaming and as one might expect being such an early title, it cant compete against some of the PSN`s more recent titles. Saying that, this is a very enjoyable title and at time of release was extremely popular, and you can understand why.
I just got a heads up on an interesting Indie PC game coming out soon, CellZenith. CellZenith is a hybrid 3D/Top down shooter, in which you control a CEL(a ship) that you use for fast-paced ship to ship combat against opposing CELs, check out the trailer after the jump.
Announced last Friday is the new WiiWare game by Konami ‘Sandy Beach’, your goal in Sandy Beach is simple… build a sand castle. The catch comes once you enter “Crab Mode” where you have to defend your Castle from hordes of invading crabs.
Whenever a developer delves into new territory and creates game in a completely new genre, it can be hard for that game to obtain any sort of hold on the flash gaming world, especially if the developer’s first series was such a massive hit. But even more so when that series was the Boxhead games, by developer Sean Cooper. But this is the challenge that faces his new game Shadez: The Black Operations. To take down its big brother and show the world that it too should be taken seriously.
To find out what all the hype was about for the previously mentioned World of Goo I decided to check out Tower of Goo (the game that inspired World of Goo), and it definitely serves a great demo for their upcoming game.
After hyping Mega Man 9 in four previous post we now have the official western release date, October 1st, which is less then 2 weeks away!
Reviews are already out on the big gaming website and the feedback is very positive, looks like a sure buy for us nostalgic bunch, gameplay video after the jump.
Can’t program yourself out of a paperbag? This walkthrough will help you guide your little Light-Bot out of the metaphorical bag and into history.
