Who's he? He's the one behind the Bit.trip series on WiiWare, and the president of Gaijin Games, one of the more illustrious indie developers to come out in recent years. And now he's making a microgame on WarioWare DIY. Thank him then, that his microgame's got something to do with the games he's actually made.
Showing posts with label gaijin games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gaijin games. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
WarioWare DIY: Alex Neuse Made It Too
Written by pikaby
Who's he? He's the one behind the Bit.trip series on WiiWare, and the president of Gaijin Games, one of the more illustrious indie developers to come out in recent years. And now he's making a microgame on WarioWare DIY. Thank him then, that his microgame's got something to do with the games he's actually made.
Who's he? He's the one behind the Bit.trip series on WiiWare, and the president of Gaijin Games, one of the more illustrious indie developers to come out in recent years. And now he's making a microgame on WarioWare DIY. Thank him then, that his microgame's got something to do with the games he's actually made.
Labels:
gaijin games,
nintendo ds,
warioware diy
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Bit.trip Runner
Written by pikaby
Gaijin Games have done it again. With three successful and trippy-looking Bit.trip games under their belt in just two years time, they've proceeded to make a fourth, called Bit.trip Runner! As with the rest, Runner is loosely rhythm based. Is there no end to their Wiiware masterpieces?
You play as Commander Video this time and you're tasked with running through a stage and dodging obstacles and collecting....whatever those are at the same time all in tune to the music. Kinda reminds me of the old PS1 game Pepsiman(for Japan only). Again, another great piece of work and another Trip game to drool over.

Gaijin Games have done it again. With three successful and trippy-looking Bit.trip games under their belt in just two years time, they've proceeded to make a fourth, called Bit.trip Runner! As with the rest, Runner is loosely rhythm based. Is there no end to their Wiiware masterpieces?
You play as Commander Video this time and you're tasked with running through a stage and dodging obstacles and collecting....whatever those are at the same time all in tune to the music. Kinda reminds me of the old PS1 game Pepsiman(for Japan only). Again, another great piece of work and another Trip game to drool over.
Bit.trip Runner
Labels:
bit trip runner,
gaijin games,
nintendo,
nintendo wii,
wiiware
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