Interplay is selling off IP Rights for Earthworm Jim, Boogerman and more

We haven’t heard much from Interplay for a while, except that they “were” working on a new Clayfighter game, but I believe this project is dead as of now. Interplay has entered a process to sell off its assets and intellectual property, according to Nasdaq press release.

The full amount of its IPs from Interplay is about 70, with more characters expected to be in the sale, but those included in the press release are: Battle Chess, Boogerman, Clay Fighter, Dark Alliance, Descent, Earthworm Jim, Freespace, Kingpin, M.A.X., Messiah, MDK, Redneck Rampage, Run Like Hell, Sacrifice, T-Rex Rumble, and Giants.

Earthworm Jim creator, Mike TenNapel tweeted after the news.

What are your thoughts and memories with Interplay Titles, and what good do you hope to see come from this? Leave your thoughts and comments below.

Valkyrie Drive: Bhikkhuni’s Release Date has been Pushed Back

Well it seems like September’s gaming news is full of release dates being pushed back. Titles such as Criminal Girls 2, Bloodstained, and now Valkyrie Drive. Publisher PQube has confirmed yesterday that the title has been delayed for release, and also announced the new date to be October 11, which is also the same release date Criminal Girls 2 has been move to.

Will you be picking up this title, and what do you think about all of these delays? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has been Delayed to 2018

Koji Igarashi has added a new update to his kickstarter for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, the spiritual successor to the Castlevania series.

Here is what Iga had to say;

“Things have been progressing with development for Bloodstained, but between our current production set-up and release deadline, I’ve realized that at this rate the game may not end up meeting my quality standards.

“I’ve decided to add a new development team to the main production and improve our approach so that we can keep the game fully on track for how I envision it. We’re in the process of securing these new developers. We will share more information with all of you soon.

“”While the release date is not yet set in stone, we’re aiming for the first half of 2018. I apologize for the wait. However, I’d like to emphasize that I made this decision to absolutely guarantee the game is done right the first time.

“I hope you’ll continue to support us as wonderfully as you have been. The last thing I want to do is keep our backers waiting, but after receiving such incredible support, I feel responsible for delivering the best product I possibly can. Again, I offer my sincerest apologies.”

Although the game has been delayed, Fans are still able to support the developement for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night at this link. Are you happy that Iga made this decision? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

 

Square-Enix Opens Pre-Registrations for Guardian Codex

Today Square-Enix officially opened up their pre-registrations for Guardian CodexGuardian Codex is a free-to-play RPG for iOS and Android devices featuring a deep story, console-quality 3D graphics, and an engaging multiplayer battle system. Created by the team behind the popular card battle games GUARDIAN CROSS® and DEADMAN’S CROSS®—which have surpassed eight million combined worldwide downloads—Guardian Codex brings players into an exciting new world featuring the familiar “Guardians.”

You can sign up at this link, and be sure to check out the trailers and screenshots below


Review: 4 Sided Fantasy (Steam)

2D Portal with no portal gun. If I were to say that could you imagine it? Well don’t that is too simplified of an explanation for this game. 4 Sided Fantasy (4SF) is a puzzle game where you can almost teleport between landscapes in order to get to your destination. At the start of the game every time you switch between landscapes you switch between the girl and the boy characters.

If you think of pac man when he goes in one side then comes out the other, then this is that kind of game, you teleport between landscapes in order to climb up or fall down or whatever to the next, it starts pretty simply then it gets harder. I had to stop playing for a while and come back later in order to continue, I also broke the game a couple of times which was kind of frustrating.

Overall though this game is pretty fun and interesting, it reminded me of Journey a bit in that I didn’t know where I was going or if there even was a story to it. If you like puzzle games definitely give this one a try.