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Gaijin Games’ Biggest Fan
Hardy har.
Not just a fan, I’m your biggest AIR CONDITIONER! Ha ha… Jokes.
[...] popped up on the Gaijin Games homepage, one of a low-res rendition of Meat Boy, and another of a giant fan with a TV and framed artwork above it, I got this as a response - "Now where’s the Tron [...]
Oooh, can I take a crack at this one? You guys always like dropping hints. To begin with fans spin and are circular. Take note of the black ricle, we know that it involves rotation, to further this, at the end of core, the final boss, ***SPOILER***is a group of asteroids. What comes to mind in my case, how the **** do fixed double axis and asteroids go together? I think by using these hints, I expect a free axis game in a fixed postion. As someone said earlier on this blog: “BIT.TRIP TWIST?”
[...] Link and Link [...]
Heyyyyy guyyyys~~~
Guess what?
Boom!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWAC8AYyshs (BEHOLD! INCREDIBLY LONG SCORE TALLY! 40 seconds!) Sorry, ran it through the VCR so colors are messed, plus my camera isn’t really one for videos.
Do I win anything? Huh? Do I? Oh, and here’s a bonus bit of info. The whole thing is recorded on a VCR tape. I set that much up (gawd, looks like arse) and hit Perfect on my first attempt recording it. >.>;
Allrighty…my guess is that the next game will be called bit.trip space, be an actuall schmup like tempest, but with enemies coming to the beat, like audiosurf.
A Bit.Trip game based off Tempest? :O
Ya Tempest or Space Giraffe?!
BIT.TRIP Wind maybe, it would keep to the 4 letter naming pattern. It’s doesn’t really fit in though, what do you think?
Eepy.
I do like the space idea though, really possible, but I think they’ll stick to the 4 letter thing.