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Shortly before the release of de Blob 2, Kotaku Australia headed down to Melbourne for a tour of Blue Tongue studio. That tour included an interview with Nick Haggar, Project Director at Blue Tongue – an interview that lasted for an hour and a half. If you have any interest in the Australian game industry and where it’s headed, this is a must read.
One of the rare third-party successes on the Wii, de Blob, is getting a sequel. What colour does de Blob: The Underground add to THQ’s burgeoning franchise?
Ready the hype engines. Set your expectations to their loftiest, for Nintendo Power is tormenting early subscribers of the mag with a forthcoming reveal of a “huge new title” to debut right around E3 2010.
THQ’s plans for a Red Faction movie may be just the beginning for the Martian sci-fi smash ‘em up. The SyFy network-produced made for TV movie may eventually become its own ongoing series.
THQ is rolling out the sequels in fiscal year 2012, with releases planned for Saint’s Row 3, a Darksiders sequel, and a follow-up to the Wii-exclusive hit de Blob.
If you haven’t played De Blob yet, you really should rectify that oversight immediately. Perhaps by taking advantage of this attractive deal?
WiiWare had been hurting for games about killing. But the originators of de Blob have released a cartoon-violent battle between Vikings, Aztecs and ninja monkeys to more than compensate.
Video game inspired cakes are something of a Kotaku tradition. But until now Kotaku AU has never indulged its sweet tooth.
