Nicalis developer Tyrone Rodriguez explores the 16-Bit world of the indie game, Aban Hawkins & the 1001 Spikes, in this exclusive PlayStation 4 interview.
Nicalis announces both 1001 Spikes and Cave Story to round out Nintendo Switch's catalog... perhaps even hinting at UI features.
“C'mon, wtf... Apple”
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This game must be better with no violence towards a child... /s
dont lie to yourself its clearly based on how violent it is. what movie have you seen with a kid being mutilated like BoI?
Ridiculous... Apple censorship is borderline false Puritanism, no matter what form it is in, creative expression should not be repressed. Get your freaking criteria together.
You can poison the whole world (which includes kids) but once a kid dies on screen to fake creatures all HELL breaks loose
well they're not wrong. l dunno. you decided to make the game pretty graphic towards a little kid (the story's pretty brutal). They have to stand by their rules, cant let a good game bypass that even if it's amazing. also they don't even care about money at this point, so much in the bank they can afford to turnt his gem away.
and for the record...no..don't play this game on a phone, c'mon gamers, where's your honor?
Don't confuse poor parenting with allowing the game in the App store. If a parent allows the child to download all the wants, that´s a problem. However that should not be a result of Apple deciding what is allowed in a game. In so much as they don't apply the same treatment to movies or music, this is in fact a form of censorship. It´s right up there with France covering up works or art, just because the Iraq president´s would be offended by the Roman and Greek statues due to this religious beliefs.
GamesBeat: "Cameos are everywhere in indie games. So why are developers in one of the most creatively fertile spaces in video games lifting characters from each other’s work?"
Dust: An Elysian Tail had like 10... did they have to pay out for that? :p .. I wanted to think that the developers/artosts knew each other and just wanted to help out.
Love this throwback to 16-Bit gaming.