GamersNexus: "We don’t usually review conventions like PAX South; they’re established and we commit to days of interviews and gaming- or hardware-related content. The show itself is primarily an interface that enables this communication, and although an event like GDC or CES is impressive in its own right, we really don’t have much business talking about how the event performed."
Derrick D. of Gamer Assault Weekly gives us a look at Adventures of Pip, the charming new retro side-scrolling platformer from Tic Toc Games.
I'm generally not a fan of platformer games, mostly because I'm awful at them but this just looks adorable! =]
It is going to be interesting to see how this retro gaming phase of indie development continues into the future. i love retro style indie titles, but I don't know how many you can make before they start to become stale.
They seem to have pretty cool features and mechanics in this game though. Should be fun to play.
EB: "In the latest episode of the full on Buddha-cast Matt breaks down the inaugural PAX South experience and all of the great Indie games and devs that were at the show. He mentions titles that intrigued him, developers to keep your eye on, as well as the merits of visiting San Antonio, TX. He also gushes over the New 3DS XL, which is set to release next week.
The discussion eventually transitions to the games the team is currently playing, which include but are not limited to: Grey Goo, AC3 DLC, and Dying Light."
Derrick D of Gamer Assault Weekly recaps his experience at PAX South 2015.
