Twelve new screenshots have been released for the upcoming fighter, Skullgirls. The game is in development at Reverge Labs and features art by Alex Ahad of the Scott Pilgrim fame. No official announcement has been made that the game is coming to XBLA, but the developer’s focus is to “[create] high-quality downloadable and online games.” Check out additional screenshots after the jump.
Source: Gamergeddon
Ubisoft held a preview event to show off more from the promising downloadable title, From Dust. The game, designed by Eric Chahi of Out Of This World fame, will be coming out this year for XBLA. Catch the new screenshots after the break.
Six new screenshots for Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime have been released. These screens come a week before the game’s release date on Wednesday, March 23. Check out the new screens below.
With no hint of when Moon Diver will drop onto our consoles other than sometime in 2011 (the sooner the better), we are teased with more screenshots and character art. Feelplus inc. and Strider director Kouichi Yotsui are creating what looks to be a fast paced co-op action sidescroller in the vein of classics such as the aforementioned Strider and Ninja Gaiden. If you have not seen the trailer for Moon Diver yet, then find a way to pull yourself away for the pictures below and check it out here.
It seems like there is a new fighting game being displayed at PAX East, called Skullgirls. From Reverge Labs and Autumn Games, Skullgirls looks pretty shiny. Combining the unique artwork of Alex Ahad (Scott Pilgrim, Lava Punch) with advanced graphical technology, this game looks set to be visually stunning.
Although we have not got official word of Skullgirls coming to XBLA, Reverge Labs has stated on their website they are “committed to creating high-quality downloadable and online games.” This hopefully means we’ll be seeing Skullgirls on XBLA sometime this summer. This game will appeal to old-school arcade fighters, bringing a high definition twist and awesome combos to everyone’s games library. Now because I’m all about providing lovely videos/screenshots for you to all go ‘OOO’ and ‘AAH’ at: please enjoy the following:
Source – Skullgirls, Joystiq, Reverge Labs,
While hosting the Game Developer’s Choice Awards tonight Tim Schafer, Double Fine’s fearless leader, debuted the first trailer for the studio’s third downloadable title known simply as Trenched. From what’s been gathered by watching the trailer, it looks to be a mech combat game in the vein of Chromehounds where a human faction called the Mobile Trench Brigade defends itself from the Monovision, mutated television monstrosities. There looks to be an ample amount of customization for the mechs, but not much else is known at the moment.
Sadly we do not have a copy of the trailer yet, but when it becomes available it will be inserted here in this post. Until then, head to the Trenched website where you can watch it on infinite loop. If you’re curious as to what the game looks like, check out the gallery below.
Grand Theftendo, the game that started indie developer Brian Provinciano’s drive to create Retro City Rampage, is being shown today at Game Developer’s Conference 2011. The game is a demake of Grand Theft Auto III’s Portland area and runs on a Nintendo cartridge. Provinciano described the game as:
“a port of Grand Theft Auto III for the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). It is Grand Theft Auto III running on an 8 bit, 256×240 resolution, 2 bit colour x 2 bit palette, 1.79 Mhz system, written entirely in 6502 Assembly Language! It includes the entire Portland city!”
See the entire press release after the jump.
Twisted Pixel just recently sent out some new screens and a video of the upcoming Ms. Splosion Man and it looks pretty “AWOOGA!” to quote the titular character. The game is currently being shown to press at Game Developers Conference and Twisted Pixel will also being showing Ms. Splosion Man and The Gunstringer at PAX East later this month. Catch the screens and gameplay video after the jump. See our previous coverage for more.
The team at Ska Studios posted some new screen shots for The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile. The sequel to The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai, Vampire Smile will release later this year. Expect more gory, side scrolling combat. Stay tuned to XBLA Fans for more info one the game, as PAX East approaches.
Today Zoo Entertainment announced their new on-and-off road racing game, Fireburst. Utilizing Unreal Engine 3 technology the game features 15+ environments, 16+ vehicles including monster trucks and muscle cars, and vehicle customization. Each vehicle is also equipped with a Fireboost ability, the likes of which range from leaving trails of flames which damage trailing vehicles, to an explosive blast which damages nearby ones. The game features four player split screen functionality, and online play for up to eight players. The is set to release this summer and is currently priced at 800MSP. Trailer and screenshots are after the jump.
