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What’s Keeping Lumines Off The PlayStation Network
3:00PM Brian Ashcraft | The original Lumines and its sequel took advantage of all the PSP had to offer. You’d think that the puzzle music game would be penciled in for new Sony portable, the PSPgo. You’d think. More »
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New Ninety-Nine Nights II Screens
5:40AM Michael McWhertor | The follow-up to Q Entertainment and Phantagram’s Ninety-Nine Nights is coming to the Xbox 360 courtesy of publisher Konami, not Microsoft, oddly enough. At least Konami was generous enough to dole out five new screens of the hack-and-slash sequel. More »
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Lumines To Shine On The IPhone
12:40AM Mike Fahey | Trips to the restroom will increase exponentially in length next month, as Q Entertainment brings the musical puzzler Lumines to Apple’s iPhone. More »
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Is Q Entertainment Still Making “QJ” For Atari?
11:20AM Michael McWhertor | Last year, Atari announced it had buddied up with Rez HD and Lumines creators Q Entertainment for a pair of projects: the Live Arcade cash-in comp Qubed and the enigmatic “QJ.” Where are they now? More »
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Is Guardian Hearts Q Entertainment’s Next Game?
8:00PM Brian Ashcraft | We have been wondering what Rez creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi has been up to. He hasn’t been up to much recently, or has he? More »
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Lumines Supernova Classic Pack Craves Your Money
8:20AM Mike Fahey | In the grand tradition of downloadable console versions of Lumines past, Q Entertainment readies the first batch of downloadable content for the PlayStation Network version, Lumines Supernova, with the Lumines Classic Pack. More »
Lumines Supernova Review: Still Shinin’
5:40AM Michael McWhertor | Q Entertainment’s sound and lightshow-cum-puzzle game Lumines was one of the breakout hits for the PSP. It has since been ported to everything possible, including the PlayStation 3. Does Lumines Supernova bring anything new? More »
Meteos Wars Micro-Review: Make It Rain
7:30AM Michael McWhertor | Q Entertainment has given its Nintendo DS puzzler Meteos new life on Xbox Live Arcade with Meteos Wars. Why the “Wars” distinction? It’s certainly no bloodier than the standard Meteos (or even Meteos Disney Magic.) More »
