Sentences with phrase «indie game party»

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There's Crowdtilt, a service that lets friends contribute money for outings like a beach vacation; Zokos, a start - up that gives guests a way to pitch in for a dinner party; and Gambitious, a financing site devoted to indie game developers, to name a few.

They may rather go to indie music concerts, cultural events, lan parties or hang around playing video games.

For reference, in two months Nintendo's indie - turned - first party co-op puzzle game, Snipperclips, had already sold 350k on the eShop alone.

The lines between independent studios, «indie» developers and games that are being pushed heavily by major third party publishers are increasingly more blurred, and that's no more true than in this list.

We try to cover all exciting parts of video game development for Nintendo systems, whether that means a first - party Nintendo game, an obscure third - party gem, or an innovative indie title.

We try to cover all exciting parts of video game development for Playstation systems, whether that means a first - party Playstation game, an obscure third - party gem, or an innovative indie title.

For a console that has «no games,» new indie titles are constantly flooding the eShop inbetween first and third party... View Article

A never ending avalanche of stellar games and support from indie and third party developers allowed us to fully utilize the system's on - the - go aspect, a feature that we fully embraced.

Everything you could want for the Switch is represented on this list, from Nintendo's big hitters down to innovative indie games, third party gems and even some of the late ports that stand out as impressive on the Switch.

The compendium features four highly addictive sports - themed party games developed by some of the greatest indie minds in the industry.

In terms of sales, PlayStation 4 owners can check out the latest Flash Sale, where a handful of upper - tier third - party and indie PS4 games are on sale.

We've already seen many great indie games like Stardew Valley, A Flame in the Flood, and Axiom Verge make their way onto the Switch this month alone, and with the success of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle we may start seeing more third - party support as well in the coming months.

Your a real idiot man, ofcourse their not going to talk about it's specs, neither does Microsoft or Sony, tech websites have already taken Wii U apart and looked at it's specs, and said that it's great tech, and the design is clever because of the fact Nintendo is giving you some pretty beefy tech at a low cost, also these tech sites have said, «to see what Wii U is really capable of, we need to see games built for it from the ground up», And Nintendo does have a way better understanding of Wii U's hardware, they were even holding classes at GDC last month to tech indie & 3rd party developers how to cut development time for new games and ported games in half, with a new frame work that they developed specifically for Wii U, and your very stupid if you think that developers are not going to need to learn how to develop for PS4 & the next Xbox.

A couple of years ago, publisher 5pb released an English version of the cult Japanese indie horror game Corpse Party [$ 17.99] on the App Store.

, and more precisely parties... it's probably one of the reasons Kitfox Games decided to port the game to the Nintendo Switch in the first (besides the console and the indie games on it selling well, obviously!).

«Between all the first - party, third - party and indie games coming to both systems, this is one of the most diverse lineups we've had in years.

And in the year since its launch, there has been no shortage of fantastic games coming to the hybrid console, from huge first - party games like Mario and Kirby to indie darlings like Owlboy and Celeste.

This, and Sony has said that they're showcasing 4 of their biggest upcoming games, and that they'll also have the regular indie and third - party segments.

This seems like a good opportunity to reiterate how annoyed I get when people say Nintendo doesn't get third party support when they mean Nintendo doesn't get (much) Western AAA third party support, as though Japanese games and indie games (and Japanese indie games) don't count.

Every MS studio is currently working on one or two NEW games, not to mention MS investing in a lot of 3rd party exclusives (timed or not) and indie titles appearing on X1 first.

The thing about indie games is that they tend to push boundaries in ways that many first - party titles don't.

That answer should largely depend on whether you think the system's library of games will satisfy your needs» Fast Racing RMX: https://www.youtube.com/wat... Arms: https://www.youtube.com/wat... Splatton 2: https://www.youtube.com/wat... All those GREAT Indie games: https://www.youtube.com/wat... Plus a LOT more games coming this year to the Switch including big 3rd party titles and surprises in store..

A lot of people loved the Vita for being a great avenue for indie games on the go, and it seems like the Switch could be another one of those along with it being a good first - party outlet for Nintendo (which is the key differentiator from the Vita, which didn't have much in terms of meaningful first - party support).

I know we'll see a host of awesome new indie games unveiled on the stage, and I think we may finally hear what at least one of the first - party studios is working on.

The Vita didn't get very much, outside of indie games and the new Corpse Party game.

This release also opens up the potential for other toys, based on indie and maybe even third - party games.

Even indie multiplayer party games like Towerfall Ascension and Nidhogg can't touch the absolute joy that is a few rounds of Rocket League with friends.

Thanks to extensive third - party support, an infusion of unorthodox indie games and a slew of Wii U re-releases from Nintendo, the Switch has dozens of quality titles to enjoy, with even more on the way.

Thanks to extensive third - party support, an infusion of unorthodox indie games and a slew of Wii U re-releases from Nintendo, the Switch has

Nintendo's hybrid console is already home to a vibrant selection of awesome indie titles, which run the gamut from nostalgic platformers to off - the - wall party games and often cost less than $ 20.

and morpheous...... sony has so much third party, indie and AAA titles, as well as extra things that I just mentioned that will actually do good, unlike kinect and ooooohhh «I can watch TV and play games at the same time» support.....

Gamevil is continuing their rather large push onto Android, a large part of it thanks to their indie development publishing program where they are now publishing 3rd party developed games.

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Brawl is an action / party indie game developed by QubicGames, inspired by Bomber - Man.

Nintendo offer fans playable versions of new first - party and indie games at Earls Court London for Eurogamer Expo 26th - 29th September 2013 Nintendo will give gamers the chance to get hands on with hig...

«We work so hard on our third party titles such as The Witcher 3, and working with indie developers, European studios and amazing innovative games is something we have been keen on for some time.

Beyond the 900 + games currently playable on PS Vita, we also have a strong slate of content on the way from our third party and indie partners, including games like Rayman Legends, Batman Arkham Origins: Blackgate, FIFA 14, Luftrausers, Terraria, KickBeat, Stick it To The Man, Lone Survivor, and Proteus.

PAX East 2017 is this weekend from March 10th - 12th and Sony will be there in full swing bringing loads of titles from some of there upcoming first party exclusives to some great indie games.

It is one of the best third - party Indie games I have on my Nintendo Switch and I look forward to discovering my ways out of the 10 prisons.

Steam, GooglePlay and the App store are all obvious choices for indie game devs, but don't overlook outlets like HumbleBundle and Bundlestars - two of my favorite third - party Steam key sites!

For example I would very much like to see indie games as well as «bigger» 1st and / or 3rd party games, big budget titles, etc..

THE PARTY NEVER ENDS: A ticket to the party, plus a limited edition 8 - bit «I Love NY» t - shirt, plus a pack of featured indie games (PC / Mac), including Osmos, and limited beta releases of Lexcavator, and Against the PARTY NEVER ENDS: A ticket to the party, plus a limited edition 8 - bit «I Love NY» t - shirt, plus a pack of featured indie games (PC / Mac), including Osmos, and limited beta releases of Lexcavator, and Against the party, plus a limited edition 8 - bit «I Love NY» t - shirt, plus a pack of featured indie games (PC / Mac), including Osmos, and limited beta releases of Lexcavator, and Against the Wall.

For an indie game, the graphics are surprisingly good but there are a lot of graphical issues that would never have been ignored by a first party company.

But wait, you say: how can a major first - party game (it was published by Sega for the Master System) that was their best weapon in their war against Nintendo before the Genesis possibly be an indie today?

The Switch has already proven itself as a great platform for both Nintendo's AAA games like Mario and Zelda as well as mature third - party games, not to mention all the indie support.

Ocumens, an indie game studio based in Houston, Texas, announced the launch of their game Cutthroat, a stealth - based party game.

Created in cooperation with Copenhagen Game Collective, the program will include a strong speaker line - up, a special pitch concept called the Nordic Game Discovery Session (http://nordicgame.com/call-to-indies-ng16-indie-discovery-session), plus a big showcase of new and exciting indie games, culminating with a final NG16 after - party in the evening.

Ryan Sumo is an indie game developer and artist who is currently working on a game called Party Animals, that takes a fascinating look at Filipino politics, by presenting it in a way that makes it surprisingly fun.

With the ongoing success of indie titles, many will see this as a smart business move on Nintendo's part to try and distant themselves from the criticisms their previous console, the WiiU had, the main one being the lack of third party games being released.

I did get to play several indie games too — apart from Spy Party, there was Ben Bradly's Substream, much improved from GameCityNights, and I talked to the creator of VVVVVV a bit too (and the musician too), who are both totally cool dudes.