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Orion: Dino Beatdown--the indie game featuring space marines, dinosaurs, and jetpacks--is planned for a March release, and developer Spiral Game Studios has released the first weekly 'VidDoc' that discusses some more details.
Next week's another busy one, with Microsoft Flight, Binary Domain, SSX, PC editions of Rayman Origins and Vessel, Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2, and heaps more all launching.
Del Taco is now packaging Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet boards and static clings in its kid's meals.
The Splatters, a physics-puzzle game by indie developer SpikySnail Games will be hitting Xbox Live Arcade exclusively this Spring.
Vblank Entertainment's Retro City Rampage has always looked awfully nice, but it was a shame the open-world love letter to ye olden days was only headed to WiiWare and Xbox Live Arcade. Rejoice, then! It'll also hit PC, PS3 and Vita in May.
Remedy Entertainment franchise development head Oskari Hakkinen talks about the relative ease of making new Alan Wake games now that the tech is in place, but stops short of promising Alan Wake 2.
Do you like girls--sexy girls, sexy girls who fight each other? Then you, dear reader, may well be thrilled by Girl Fight, announced for XBLA and PSN with the promise of "hair flying, long legs kicking and the ear-piercing shrill of deadly vixens."
Twisted Pixel has partnered with Omaha Steaks to give a "Filet Prize Pack" to the top five leaderboard performers for its next Ms. Splosion Man challenge.
Alan Wake will "certainly continue" after American Nightmare, according to Remedy CEO Matias Myllyrinne.
Beat 'em up Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior's Rise is teasing that its combat system "turns brawling into an art form... OF PAIN," which is a phrase that certainly makes me sit up and pay attention to a press release. It's coming to XBLA this year.
