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It doesn't matter if she holds concerts or appears in crappy commercials, Miku Hatsune is only virtual and certainly not some 12-year-old kid's mother. More »
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If you know a little something about which people make which video games, the trailer for a game called Hybrid released late last month seemed strange. More »
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5th Cell, the developer behind innovative titles like Drawn to Life and Scribblenauts, revealed its upcoming title. The game is called Hybrid, and it's a post-apocalyptic third-person shooter. More »
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As noted yesterday, Jeremiah Slaczka, lead designer of 2009 DS surprise Scribblenauts will guest-host tomorrow's live Kotaku call-in podcast. Show time's 11am MT, 1pm ET. Call-in and listening details will be live on the site just before show time. More »
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5th Cell—developers of Drawn to Life and Lock's Quest—has announced it will announce its newest "innovative, engaging and completely unique" game this Friday. We love announcements about announcements! But we prefer countdown clocks! More »
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This will teach Matt Cox to take a vacation. Two of the more sadistic employees from Drawn to Life and Lock's Quest developer 5TH Cell cruelly, but amusingly, gave their lead designer something to tear through upon his return from recent down time. They encased every bit of the 5TH Cell team member's desk in sturdy-looking brown packing paper, then drew to life everything contained within. More »
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I confess to not having played the original Drawn to Life back when it came out, but I've a pal who's a SpongeBob Squarepants fan, so when I was at THQ's Fall/holiday season preview event in New York City, I had to take a peek. More »
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Earlier today, we reported that THQ's portfolio of Nickelodeon titles has hauled in more than $1 billion in sales, with the publisher looking forward to its 2008 lineup of more Nickelodeon properties. More »
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MTV reports that THQ is pimping out their Drawn to Life franchise to the SpongeBob SquarePants universe. Normally I'd be all over the another-crappy-kidsploitation-game band wagon, but I happen to think this is a fantastic idea. More »
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THQ president and CEO Brian Farrell dropped word today, via quarterly earnings conference call, that Nintendo DS platformer Drawn To Life—which I was bit "meh" on— would be coming to the Wii. Farrell didn't specify a port or a sequel, instead saying that the publisher planned to "extend the brand to the Wii." The 5TH Cell developed DS game appears to have been a hit for THQ, with execs boasting of hundreds of thousands of copies sold worldwide. Drawn To Life also appears to have boosted the publisher's DS take, up some 94% over the previous year. Here's to hoping the team can duplicate the success with a Wii-mote. More »
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This week has a nice choice of titles spread out over various systems (sans the PSP). I'm trying to get to Heavenly Sword tonight so I can see for myself what it's going to be like and I am anxious to check out Jam Sessions and Drawn to Life for the DS. I've avoided Oblivion for a while just because I'm afraid of getting sucked in, but the inclusion of all the expansions on one disc is intriguing. What to do, what to do? More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=297939&view=rss&microfeed=true Kind of a cool game that seems to be getting lost in the white noise that is this fall's uber-game line-up. What I enjoy most about this game is that you can draw liquid-spewing phallic heroes and the game doesn't seem to mind... seriously, I've seen it done. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=296577&view=rss&microfeed=true More Crecente filmed footage from a pre-E3 event. Here's a look at THQ's draw-a-superhero-game Drawn to Life. Looks cute! More »
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THQ's Nintendo DS game Drawn To Life looks like it might be one of the most original platformers the DS has ever seen, an example of user generated content gone horribly right. However, during my hands-off demo of the portable game during the Nintendo Media Summit, I felt like the game was more an example of nearly missed opportunity combined with fantastic potential. More »
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