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XBLA Primer: Twisted Pixel
13 years ago

XBLA Primer: Twisted Pixel

XBLA Primer is where we catalog XBLA games from a certain developer and give you the 411 on all their games. We also tap a little into their backstory and why they make great XBLA games

Michael Wilford and co. said that their new studio would focus on the digital market and XBLA was something they always thought would take off. Now with over four XBLA titles under their belt and being acquired by Microsoft, we thought we’d bring you a little list of some of their titles to bring you up on Twisted Pixel’s wackiness in the XBLA game market.
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XBLAFans Monthly Roundup (November 2011)
13 years ago

XBLAFans Monthly Roundup (November 2011)

Hey guys, we’re bringing you a new feature that’s simple and helpful in nature, the XBLAFans Monthly Roundup! This as well as other features will be seen a lot more should all things go accordingly, and we’ll even have some new ones on the way, so stay tuned because there’s a lot of awesome in the works here at XBLAFans.

If it wasn’t obvious by the title, this post will be your one-stop-shop to anything that happened this month with links to all our posts and excerpts where applicable. That means news, reviews, guides, features, interviews, podcasts, and even a recount of releases and sales data. Hit the jump for so many links you’ll never not know something about XBLA current events again! Read More

Twisted Pixel talks about their acquisition by Microsoft

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The folks over at Gamasutra have posted an interview with Twisted Pixel’s Josh Bear discussing the recent acquisition of the company by Microsoft. Bear, the chief creative …
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Microsoft buys Twisted Pixel
13 years ago

Microsoft buys Twisted Pixel

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We love Microsoft and we love Twisted Pixel who’ve been making great games on XBLA for the last couple of years. Joystiq broke the news that they …
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FREE DLC! Prologue to Ms. Splosion Man
13 years ago

FREE DLC! Prologue to Ms. Splosion Man

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Today a FREE DLC level was released for the original Splosion Man. The official description claims to show what happened after Splosion Man emerged victorious from the original campaign …
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XBLA Triple Pack cut to $10 at Best Buy
13 years ago

XBLA Triple Pack cut to $10 at Best Buy

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At XBLAFans, we normally don’t venture very close to retail considering the digital form of Xbox Live Arcade games. However, Best Buy is having a sale next week that’s …
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Ms. Splosion Man on sale early but there’s a catch
13 years ago

Ms. Splosion Man on sale early but there’s a catch

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When the Ms. Splosion Man beta ended this week it left us wanting more. However, when we tried to buy Ms. Splosion Man we noticed one steep price: 4,294,967,295 …
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Splode again on July 13
14 years ago

Splode again on July 13

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That crazy gang over at Twisted Pixel is letting yet another dangerous character loose. Ms. Splosion Man will be making her Xbox Live Arcade debut on July  13, 2011. …
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New Ms. Splosion feature: Multi-single-player
14 years ago

New Ms. Splosion feature: Multi-single-player

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Twisted Pixel have revealed a new feature for Ms. Splosion Man, dubbed 2 Girls 1 Controller.  Now before anyone’s mind goes into the gutter, let’s be clear on this: …
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‘Splosion Man Rewind Review
14 years ago

‘Splosion Man Rewind Review

‘Splosion Man was developed by Twisted Pixel Games and retails for 800 MSP. It was released July 22, 2009.

‘Splosion Man is a platform jumping game in which our hero must escape the lab where he was created. He is armed with only one weapon: the ability to repeatedly explode himself, or “splode”.  When he does, he is launched into the air. This is, in effect, his jump and attack rolled into one. He can splode three times in succession and splode off of walls to get where he needs to go.

This simple mechanic is quick to pick up and carries our hero through the many difficulties that follow. And there are many traps waiting: acid, attack robots, lasers, and giant vices to name a few. But there is always a unique answer to each problem. Simply put, this game gets platforming right.

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