Super Meat Boy Bandage Guide: World One
Hello and welcome, fans of old school gaming, to XBLA Fans’ Super Meat Boy Bandage Guide. Getting all the bandages in Super Meat Boy will unlock some secret characters and serve as undeniable proof of your platforming prowess. This guide will help you find whatever bandages you’ve missed, or tell you how to get that one you can’t seem to reach.
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Super Meat Boy Bandage Guide: World One
Super Meat Boy Bandage Guide: World Two
Super Meat Boy Bandage Guide: World Three
Super Meat Boy Bandage Guide: World Four
Super Meat Boy soundtrack now available
Indie title Super Meat Boy is a great game for many reasons (just read our own Kaitlyn Chantry’s review to find out why), but it also has a fantastic soundtrack. …
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Super Meat Boy save glitch has been noted & fix coming soon.
You may not notice this glitch, seeing as how hard it is to stop playing Super Meat Boy, but it is out there. Want to know how to avoid the glitch? Full info after the jump!
Super Meat Boy on Sale for 800 Points
Over the weekend Team Meat approached Microsoft about a way to give back to their fans. Instead of doing a sale months into the games lifespan, they have decided …
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Updated: XBLA Fans Caption Contest: Win a copy of Super Meat Boy
So Super Meat Boy is coming to Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday the 20th. The game is one you need to check out. If there’s any doubt in your …
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Super Meat Boy Review (XBLA)
Super Meat Boy was developed by Team Meat and published by Newgrounds. It will be released for XBLA on October 20, 2010. As a gift to its fans, Super Meat Boy will launch on sale for just 800 Microsoft Points, before increasing to its regular retail price of 1200 MSP.
Very rarely does a game come along that is so fun and so hard that you alternate laughing with hurling profanities… that you insist you’ll give it “just one more try” and yet play until your hands are a crippled, arthritic mess… that you realize as you’re playing it that you are experiencing one of the finest games of our generation… that you fall in love with a squishy blob. Such a game is Super Meat Boy.
You control the titular character: a red, squarish boy made of meat, whose sunshiney disposition has earned him the hatred of arch villain Dr. Fetus, a cruel, tuxedo-clad fetus in a jar that abducts Super Meat Boy’s adorable girlfriend, Bandage Girl. SMB is a 2D platformer like Mega Man on steroids: part of the game is figuring out how to avoid the plethora of pitfalls, while the rest is making your hands actually do what your brain figures out.
Super Meat Boy 90’s Inspired Trailer
It wouldn’t be a Game Feast unless it had a main course. Super Meat Boy looks to fill that void. We are beyond pumped to get our hands on the platformer next week. In the mean time, check out this awesome fan created video. If you were alive in the 90’s this video has invoke a bit of nostalgia within you. Just think poorly rendered VHS, over the top announcers, and pure gaming goodness.
It makes us hungry…
Fantastic Arcade: Super Meat Boy Preview
There have been many games in recent years that have opted to go for retro-style in art and design, whether out of pure vision or financial realities. …
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Super Meat Boy Dodges M$ Certification, M$ says “Meh…”
The boys over at Team Meat are sidestepping the whole process of Microsoft content certification to offer free levels on XBL. How does Microsoft feel about this? …
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Newsbits: Super Time Force update, Sling TV and Ori meets Meat Boy
Super Time Force received a free update this week. The new Ultra Update includes the Helladecks, made up of 50 new challenge levels that force players to use their time-rewinding skills in a different way, and a new Ultra Force mode which is unlocked after you complete the game and is said to be an alternate style of time-forcing with extra-powerful versions of the Time Force team. Achievement hunters will also be pleased to know that the update brings five new achievements worth a total of 375 Gamerscore.
Sling TV recently launched a new app exclusively for Xbox One. The new app, which allows viewers to watch live TV instantly without a cable company, offers the same great features gamers have come to expect, including the ability to Snap, Pin to Home and use voice or gesture controls with Kinect for Xbox One. Microsoft are also offering a limited time deal of three free months of Sling TV service with the purchase of an Xbox One console via the Microsoft Store (US only).
And finally, current Xbox One darling Ori and the Blind Forest secretly paid tribute to one of XBLA Fans all-time favourites Super Meat Boy. Meat Boy himself can be spotted behind a hidden wall in the Blind Forest, apparently fallen victim to a bed of spikes. Check out the video on how to spot this charming easter egg after the jump.