12 years ago
Weekly Roundup: Canada Day Edition
Weekly Roundup compiles all the biggest news stories, reviews, and releases from the week into one handy post on the weekends.
Pid does the opposition tango
The world of Pid is full of hostiles, yet the hero has no combat moves. As the trailer demonstrates through interpretive dance, it’s up to the player to outsmart …
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12 years ago
Best of XBLA at E3 2012
Every year, E3 seems more hectic than the last. We spent five hectic days getting our eyes and hands on every XBLA game possible and we’ve picked out eighteen games that stood out from the crowd. Here is the run-down on the very best XBLA titles from E3 2012. Read More
Might and Delight teams with D3P to publish Pid
Swedish developer Might and Delight announced this week it has paired with publisher D3Publisher (or D3P) to publish Might and Delight’s platformer Pid on XBLA. The partnership comes at the tail end of the game’s production, according to a news release, so “the vision has been entirely that of Might and Delight, while (D3P’s) years of publishing expertise will solidify Pid as a stunning success.”
12 years ago
What we are playing: June 10
With E3 fading into the distance and a lull in releases, we dip into our backlogs.
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12 years ago
Weekly Roundup: E3 Aftermath Edition
Weekly Roundup compiles all the biggest news stories, reviews, and releases from the week into one handy post on the weekends.
12 years ago
E3 Hands-on: Floating through Pid’s intriguing planet
Walking home from school these days is getting more and more hazardous. In the past, all you had to worry about were shady characters with lollipops, but it seems that now we have to worry about being teleported to mysterious planets. What is the world coming to?
In the 2D platform-puzzler Pid — the first title from ex-Bionic Commander: Rearmed developers Might and Delight — a schoolboy finds himself marooned on a mysterious planet inhabited by all manner of robotic creatures. You’ll encounter anything from giant missile-firing robots to small droids repeating simple tasks. Knowing nothing of this planet or its programmed population, making friends might be a bit difficult for Pid.
Couple these hostile automatons with hazards like massive spike traps and you’ve got yourself a dangerous situation. Thankfully you find the ability to summon light elevators (yes, light elevators) from your very finger tips.
12 years ago
Pid aiming for an August release
Pid has been making quite the impression at E3 2012 this year from some of our editors on location. The platformer where you play a boy who fell asleep …
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13 years ago
Weekly Roundup: May 6
Weekly Roundup compiles all the biggest news stories, reviews, and releases from the week into one handy post on the weekends.
13 years ago
Might & Delight go through the process of self-publishing on XBLA
Things have been quiet with Might & Delight recently while they’re still at work on their first game, Pid. The developer, made up of ex-GRIN employees, had no publisher for the game but they didn’t want to go that route. They ultimately decided they wanted to self-publish which while rare does occasionally happen on Xbox Live Arcade Telltale Games’ Walking Dead being a recent example. Usually a publisher is needed unless the company in question is also a publisher of course. However there’s a loophole of sorts which Might & Delight has taken advantage of and we’ve detailed below. Read More