BeefJack: "To paraphrase Pixar, KICK IT! (look, I’m not typing that full title every time) isn’t about flying so much as falling with style. Plummeting through a cold blue sky, twisting your way around the giant floating obelisks some idiot left hanging there. You’ll show him. Slipping through narrow gaps, jinking from side to side as smaller blocks hurtle past you, darting between spinning beams with your score rocketing upwards all the while and ow that hurt. Honking great yellow cube right to the face. No time to think about it: you’re still falling. Start again."
"Following last week’s in-person shenanigans on the Pixelitis Podcast, it’s back to the old setup, with long-time host Andrew Martins leading the show. It only took 50 episodes for someone else to host the damn thing, after all.
Along for the ride are Patrick Kulikowski and Karen Rivera, who have both formed ACNLA - Animal Crossing: New Leaf Anonymous. It’s got a 12-step program that naturally begins with having to admit your addiction to cute townspeople and catchy sea songs sung by a frog.
They’ve both got a long way to go toward recovery.
As for the show itself, we’ve got a very special treat for you guys, as Video Game Orchestra leader Shota Nakama recently took some time to sit down with Patrick for an interview. In it, he talks about his work on Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII and what his favorite RPG battle theme is.
So sit back and be sure to hit the play button below and/or subscribe to us on iTunes. We’re on Stitcher Radio, too."
- Pixelitis Staff
GameZone: "I recently interviewed Ichiro Lambe of Dejobaan Games. The studio previously released AaAaAA! and is currently working on 1...2...3... KICK IT! (Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby) and Drunken Robot Pornography. Both of these games are available for purchase through Steam Early Access, which allows players to voice their thoughts on the games as they're being developed. This lets Dejobaan continue work on the projects so the team can make improvements and progressively enhance their games. Think of it as winged dog that can only fly during a full moon. Okay, so it's nothing like that. In any case, check out what is easily one of the most unique interviews in GameZone history. After you read it, you'll probably be thinking about cats with wings, too. I mean, dogs with tails. Whatever. You know what I mean.?
Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby has been around for sometime and now it's on Steam's Early Access. Is this strange game worth your money in it's current stage?
