Awesome footage from Prince of Arcade
Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 01:20PM Footage from the soirée is starting to come in, I'll share what I find here. :)
Awesome photo here as well.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 01:20PM Footage from the soirée is starting to come in, I'll share what I find here. :)
Awesome photo here as well.
Friday, October 28, 2011 at 04:36PM So we've got the side-art and marquee files sent off to the printer. You didn't think we'd leave the cab sporting this ketchup red-mustard yellow look didja? :)
We're aiming for a very retro 80s-ish look here. Here's a sneak peek...

The prints should be ready monday I've been told, and I'm expecting the glass pane on wednesday, the day of the show. This saturday is wood-shop day, and if all goes well we'll have a pretty spiffy cabinet on display next wednesday.
Fingers crossed!
[Quick update: we've got the prints, they're looking very nice, and I just got a call from the glass pane people, we'll have it tomorrow...]
Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 08:37PM The Royale will be hosting great videogames. I'm happy to be able to show you a few videos from last saturday, when we had a play-testing session. I'll start off by saying I was really impressed with the high quality of all the games that will be showcased. In alphabetical order:
Commander, by Ephemere Games.
An action-oriented multiplayer tower defense. You can upgrade your defenses, and have to play an active role shooting at the enemies as well. I'm missing play-test footage of this, so I put up their official video for now.
Fuzzer, by Henk Boom.
Single/multiplayer isometric racing game. Shooting your opponents makes their car veer off course.
Game Game Videogame, by Joachim Despland.
4 players armed with laser rifles try to get hold of a diamond. Once you get it, you score point by doing a little victory dance.
Pax Brittanica, by No Fun Games.
Four player real-time strategy game, you use your launch button to release waves of attack vessels.
Verteidiger, by Kenneth Backus
Verteidiger is a 4 player Defender-inspired game, where player share control of the game. Player one can move the cannon left, player 2 controls right movements, player 3 can launch missiles, and player 4 can detonate them.