There’s not a lot that can dampen the spirit of our good friend LadyGameLyric, but apparently being blocked from a single-player game that resides almost entirely on one’s own computer due to a poor connection is one of them. Yes, even the mighty Lady was afflicted by the horrors of Error 37 when she tried [...]
Continue reading...18. May 2012
Sometimes TriplePoint’s clients can have strange or obtuse names. This is not the case with Best Cool Fun Games. Honestly, that may be the best “exactly what it says on the tin” company name ever. Their games are the best at being cool and fun! End of lesson. Such is the case, we’re told, with [...]
Continue reading...17. May 2012
Did you grow your hockey beard? Hothead Games is extending their hockey shenanigans to Android devices today, releasing Big Win Hockey onto Google Play, so now anyone can enjoy free-to-play fantasy puckery. Go get it! From the press release: Hockey fans with Android devices can now create and customize their own team and then hit the [...]
Continue reading...17. May 2012
Man! TriplePoint client Atari just keeps the re-imagined classics coming. Between Asteroids, Breakout, and the ongoing contest for Pong, it’s like a regular Atari circus on mobile devices. Well, maybe that’s unfair. I don’t really mean there’s an Atari circus; it’s not like there’s clowns or a big top or anything. So let’s see what the latest [...]
Continue reading...16. May 2012
Here’s how this is going to work: I’m going to tell you that Jetpack Joyride, the incredibly addictive, hugely charming winner of pretty much every award that Pocket Gamer has to offer, is now on Facebook in a free, perfect replication of its iOS version. Then, you’re going to go check it out for yourself. Then [...]
Continue reading...16. May 2012
Remember Fray? The turn-based real-time squad-based many-hyphened game from Triplepoint client Brain Candy? We told you a little while ago it had gone into alpha, but that’s so two months ago. The new hotness is beta, and that’s happening now in Fray. Now would be a lovely time to get into the Fray, and experience several new features. For [...]
Continue reading...15. May 2012
Okay! So, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II is happening, and there are many adorable furry characters to keep track of across many potential platforms for their exploits. Let’s see if we can list the salient points along with TriplePoint client SEGA: Sonic is back Sonic is still a hedgehog who runs quickly and rolls into [...]
Continue reading...15. May 2012
Machinarium is a completely adorable and clever game by Amanita Design about robot-type folks who inhabit a robot-style world and have to cope with robotic problems. An Android is defined as “a robot resembling a human being.” I don’t think putting these two things together is exactly a stretch, and neither does TriplePoint client Hothead Games, [...]
Continue reading...14. May 2012
Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown! It’s five words and ten syllables of concentrated face-punching goodness, and TriplePoint client SEGA would like you to know that you may have it on June 5th, 2012. That’s when it comes out for PSN, followed by XBLA on the 6th, and it’ll run you $14.99. That’s a deal — it’s [...]
Continue reading...10. May 2012
The stalwart defenders of the tower defense genre are defending their position on the charts! TriplePoint client Gimka Entertainment, the folks behind Defender Chronicles, have a new entry on the way in their uniquely vertical TD series. It is entitled, not surprisingly, Defender Chronicles II. Not sure how a vertical tower defense game works? Here’s a [...]
Continue reading...10. May 2012
Gambling at the casino is pretty great, but there’s two fatal flaws in the process: One; you have to go all the way there and at some point they will probably want you to leave. Two; they usually want money from you at some point. Both of these problems have now been solved by TriplePoint [...]
Continue reading...10. May 2012
After my freshman year of high school, I was denied the school’s offer to buy back my textbooks for a small portion of what I’d originally paid. They reasoned that I had permanently defaced my books by drawing hilariously violent flipbooks in each one. We both knew, of course, that my art had only enhanced the [...]
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