Ubisoft has announced that it has acquired RedLynx, the creator of Xbox LIVE hit Trials HD. According to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, Ubisoft were attracted to the strength of the RedLynx brand. More »
Racing – real racing – is all the line, finding the best approach to a turn, the best route through a curve and into a straight away. More »
Today I emailed FatShady’s incredible in-depth look at the Trials HD riddle to my friends. Adam Mathew over at Game Informer emailed me this video back with the words: “This dude sums up my feelings on Trials HD.” More »
Most of you know Trials HD as the punishingly difficult 2D racer on Xbox LIVE Arcade – but buried deep within the impossible jumps and the incredible physics puzzles is something far more elusive – a riddle. A fiendish riddle that would make Da Vinci dribble. In this one-of-a-kind feature Kotaku reader, and Trials HD obsessive, FatShady breaks down this incredible puzzle and speaks to the creators of the game to try and uncover the intriguing mystery that is… The Trials HD Riddle. More »
There’s quite the sale going on over on Xbox Live Arcade at the moment. Six of the very best games around – Limbo, Shadow Complex, Castle Crashers, Trials HD and Monday Night Combat – are going for half price. Normally, they’re 1200 MSP. For today, April 15, they’re only 600 MSP.
This weekend should be all about Dead Space 2, I say ‘should’ because a certain Kotaku member has gotten me back into an accursed game that I thought I had given up on a long time ago. Sadly, he’s dragged me all the way back in and I fear my entire weekend will be spent on this game. More »
Trials HD turns one today. Kotaku reader FatShady (currently ranked 216th on the global Trials HD leaderboard) baked it a cake, as seen on the RedLynx forums. More »
Forty more white-knuckle, teeth-gnashing tracks are on the way for Trials HD in an expansion pack, due for release sometime after mid-November, titled “Big Thrills”. Ten more user-created tracks, chosen by contest, will be also part of the download. More »
Not all video games last year were released on tangible discs. There were also games released via digital means, and some of those games were without a doubt among the strongest titles to hit in 2009. More »
