7 years ago
N++ review: increment by one
Anyone else remember N+? It takes a weird spot in XBLA history, having come out before the heavy hitters like Braid and Castle Crashers really put the digital marketplace in …
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7 years ago
Wednesday New Releases: October 4, 2017
Today is a fairly quiet day for new midweek releases on Xbox One. After five new releases yesterday, today sees two more.
Inversus Deluxe
First up: Inversus Deluxe. This platforming …
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7 years ago
Sunday Roundup: September 24, 2017
It’s Sunday everyone, and you know what that means, it’s roundup time. In this weekly post, we put together everything worth mentioning that we didn’t get posted. We also link …
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7 years ago
N++ Ultimate Edition coming to Xbox One this summer
While Xbox One missed the original release of N++, we’ll soon be getting its definitive version with loads more content. N++ Ultimate Edition doubles the size of a game that was …
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8 years ago
The 20 Best Backward Compatible XBLA Games
A few weeks ago, some of the XBLA Era staff of XBLA Fans took to Skype to debate the merits of the Backwards Compatible XBLA Games. We wanted a pound …
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13 years ago
Rewind Review: N+ (XBLA)
N+ was developed by Slick Entertainment, and published by Metanet Software. It was released February 20, 2008 for 800MSP.
Based on the browser Flash game N, N+ is an highly updated version with HD graphics and completely new levels. You play as a nameless ninja who nimbly jumps past every danger in his way through a highly mechanized and gray world. As tough as it is addicting, N+ is one of the best platformers around, but it doesn’t do enough to not feel like a flash game.
13 years ago
Avatars Don’t Bleed review (XBLIG)
Avatars Don’t Bleed was developed by SoGameSoftware and retails for 80 Microsoft Points.
Drawing upon the mechanics and minimalism of games like N+ and the floaty physics of Super Meat Boy, Avatars Don’t Bleed is a running, jumping, wall-clinging, avoid spike-based-deathing platformer. As with a growing number of solid XBLIG titles, Avatars Don’t Bleed features the player’s avatar as the main star of the action, and for only 80 Microsoft points. For fans of the genre, it would appear that Avatars Don’t Bleed should be a no-brainer of a purchase. Alas, appearances often find themselves impaled, repeatedly, on the sharp spike walls of reality.