Yes, this is worth $5. Go get it, y'all.Rlan said:To celebrate the PlayStation Network actually working again, you should all go buy Age Of Zombies!
Rlan said:To celebrate the PlayStation Network actually working again, you should all go buy Age Of Zombies!
Everyone needs to buy this game. Haven't tried it on PS3 yet, but I'm sure it's still amazing.Rlan said:To celebrate the PlayStation Network actually working again, you should all go buy Age Of Zombies!
chubigans said:Why isn't there an Age of Zombies thread? I know I'm making one for my Mini when it comes out. You guys need to make one!!
(bought AoZ btw. )
Rlan said:To celebrate the PlayStation Network actually working again, you should all go buy Age Of Zombies!
DiscoJer said:From the ESRB listing, could be either one. SNK has a PSP Neo-Geo emulator (used for their various collections), I guess there is no reason they couldn't bundle a rom with that and release it as a mini.
bought gonna give Feedback tommorow.Rlan said:To celebrate the PlayStation Network actually working again, you should all go buy Age Of Zombies!
I haven't announced it yet.Gamecocks625 said:Which one are you working on?
Takao said:Has Gameloft abandoned us (no Asphalt 5, Real Soccer, Uno,etc.)? I was kinda interested in Uno if it actually had multiplayer to play with friends. Yeah I know Minis shouldn't have multiplayer, but like Tetris, I'm sure they could make a PSP-Only Uno. Also wanted to hear something about Burn Zombie Burn 2D, and Pac-Man CE by now...
Takao said:Seems Gameloft isn't exactly trilled with the reception their Minis have recieved if this article is true. The person from Gameloft seems a bit confused, as I think he's blaming the cost of the hardware, which makes no sense, because the PS3 and PSP have a combined userbase of like 90 million. The reason their stuff isn't selling is because they put out trash (Hero Of Sparta, never played Let's Golf) available on other platforms for considerabley less. There's been successful Minis, both Dracula: Undead, and Tetris have been in the PSP's Top 10 download section for weeks (Tetris has been there for months). And obviously Halfbrick has done well, as they're about to publish their fourth Minis next week.
There's the problem right there! :lolGamecocks625 said:Heroes of Sparta and Let's Golf are copycat versions of God of War and Hot Shots Tennis.
jvm said:There's the problem right there! :lol
Well, it's definitely something a bit different. 30 levels, not in the shooter/racer/puzzle genre (I'd say...arcade/action genre if I had to), classical music.GothPunk said:chubigans, can you give us a wee hint as to what your mini will be like?
Classical music, eh? Colour me interested. Good luck with it so as you head towards release.chubigans said:Well, it's definitely something a bit different. 30 levels, not in the shooter/racer/puzzle genre (I'd say...arcade/action genre if I had to), classical music.
I should have it out on beta internally by Friday, but another company is porting the game so I don't know how long that might take. Shouldn't be too long, I hope.
Thanks! Can't wait to release it.GothPunk said:Classical music, eh? Colour me interested. Good luck with it so as you head towards release.
Blu_LED said:Hmm, first party Minis. Does anyone have any media on them?
Some folks (DMPrince, maybe?) bought a couple of the Sony-branded minis. Verdict was they all sucked. Check the store thread for this week.Blu_LED said:Hmm, first party Minis. Does anyone have any media on them?
Agent X said:I vote against releasing emulated Neo-Geo games as Minis. The main reason for this is because (at the moment) Minis have certain restrictions placed upon them, which include no support for multiple simultaneous players.
Mercutio said:Holy freaking F.
Age of Zombies is awesome. This game is well worth your $5 folks. Thank god it's playable on the PSP, I can see a developer spending tons of time and love on this as an iPhone game and it being totally unplayable like every iPhone game I've bought.
jvm said:Some folks (DMPrince, maybe?) bought a couple of the Sony-branded minis. Verdict was they all sucked. Check the store thread for this week.
CamHostage said:PC Engine games are released as part of yet another download initiative run by Sony called I think Game Archive? They're not Minis, the interface and run engine is a little closer to PS1 games (including customized home menus and such.) Also, like PS1 games, they run on both PSP and PS3.
I would think the NeoGeo games would come out the same way.
yurinka said:This thread deserves to be bumped. Guys, yesterday I bought a masterpiece called Rocket Racing.
Run guys to pick it up! Halfbrick is building my respect as the best Minis developer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1-oqVKIxBc&feature=player_embedded
It's a great and really fun futuristic racer, something like a top / down (think Micro Machines) Wipeout.
The ships hover a lot, you get boost when "grinding" (drifting near the walls) and there is additional boost (green) and braking (purple) panels in the road.
Good music, great track design, cool visuals and a lot of challenges that are unlocked in a Wipeout HD map way.
It also features "hot seat" multiplayer modes.
It's really awesome, and my favorite Minis in addition with Tetris right now.
Takao said:Really hoping to see Monsters (Probably) Stole My Princess this month.
DiscoJer said:According to the developer's blog, Monsters Probably Stole my Princess ran into a snag in QA, and now should be out late March or early April
http://www.mediatonic.co.uk/blog/2010/03/monsters-probably-stole-my-princess-update/
DiscoJer said:It may or may not be a Mini, but at any rate, the website for The Flying Hamster opened
http://game-atelier.com/flyinghamster/en/
Warning: Disgustingly cute.