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Gaijin Games is continuing to drop PC ports of its rhythmic BIT.TRIP games at unexpected times in an unlikely order, like jazz scheduling, or scatduling as it's commonly known. Yesterday brought the surprise $10 PC release of the second game, BIT.TRIP CORE, with a little helping hand from Symphony developer Empty Clip Studios.
A follow-up to Gaijin's lovely BIT.TRIP RUNNER has announced, under the catchy name BIT.TRIP Presents: Runner 2, Future Legend of Rhythm Alien. It's coming to XBLA and PSN in 2012 with a lovely new art style.
Indie Jeff offers his guide on what to see and do at IndieCade taking place this weekend in Culver City in Los Angeles.
Gaijin's Bit.Trip retro-styled rhythm series is coming to retail for Wii this summer in a collection with new content and heaps of extras. This is in addition to the previously-announced Nintendo 3DS compilation.
The six BIT.TRIP chiptune rhythm games are headed to Nintendo 3DS with fancy 3D support in a compilation named BIT.TRIP SAGA.
Indie Games Channel interviews former Gaijin Games engineer Chris Osborne about forming his new studio, Tracer.
Gaijin Games today announced that Commander Video will return for more retro-styled WiiWare rhythm-based exploits with four-player co-op in BIT.TRIP VOID. "Epic boss battles," "hyper-realistic retro cutscenes" and mid-level checkpoints await the
