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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land The Nintendo Download ends the year on a high note with the release of Terry Cavanagh ‘s indie darling VVVVVV on the 3DS eShop, adding a 3D twist to the game’s already twisted gravity platforming.
The new Humble Indie Bundle is terrific. For a price of your own choosing, you can get indie gems Super Meat Boy, Bit. Trip Runner, Jamestown, Shank and Nightsky, as well as Cave Story + and Gratuitous Space Battles for paying more than the average selling price.
Following in the footsteps of the Humble Indie Bundle, today only you can buy the Game Music Bundle for as much as you’d like to pay, from $US1 to $US10,000. (Yes, there is actually an option to pay 10 grand.)
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Terry Cavanagh’s wonderful VVVVVV is one of the best 2D platformers of 2010. But what if the gravity-flipping, spike-filled interstellar adventure ventured into the third-dimension? It might look a little something like this.
Although VVVVVV is cheap normally, it’s just been released on Steam, and it’s that little bit extra cheap right now. Terry Cavanagh’s puzzling, exploratory platformer that plays with gravity is now $4.49USD.
