• more about #deblob
    James Ramirez: you can play any of the campaigns in any order, sorry you couldn't take the time to click and find out. Seems like a game reviewer you would have at l... more »
    Scorpi: I own it, and I am fairly sure that you can actually play the campaigns before they are "unlocked." They're greyed out, yes, but you can still select ... more »
    VladDracul: Um I don't know what your talking about. I own the game and in the campaign the other races are blacked out but if you select them you can play them w... more »
    Falsoman: This game i was just gonna buy, i'm waiting because i have my money invested in other games and little time, but whenever i can this game is gonna be ... more »
    polezo: Looks good, but I'm too addicted to TWoods 2010 to think about playing anything else on my wii right now. more »
    excel_excel: looooks beautifullll!! more »
    Omnimon: Sounds like one to pick up down the road; thanks for the write-up, Totilo. more »
    ShadowOdin of dubious snowiness: Is this US alone? Because you sometimes fail to mention that and then fanboys will get ammunition. Like all those times the american sales of PS3 has ... more »
    voth: Games do sell on the Wii. NPD numbers reveal that Wii version of multiplatform games sell comparably. Not that it matters since many will just ignore... more »
    Bialia: So deserved. I'd love to see this game break a million. more »
    Chanaluss: i actually got a chance to play de blob finally last week, its a good game, i understand why its sold well. only problem i have is that the stages are... more »
    Despacio: Hmm, maybe THQ should email this news to Nintendo and remind them how to make games for long time Nintendo fans. more »
    dry-roasted-peanuts: Excellent. Behind Valkyria Chronicles, this was probably my favorite game of last year. more »
    StarStabbedMoon: Well ok THQ, so hire the people who REALLY developed it if their idea is so good. more »
    Shiryu: Hopefully, 'Deadly Creatures' will also sell well and get itself a sequel. more »
    Knoxximus ver. 5.66: Remap jumping to a button press, and you've gotta sale outta me, THQ. more »
    Double J: I really like de Blob. It's a great fun little game that reminds me of something I would have been pining for in the pages of Nintendo Power years ag... more »
    EmeraldDragon: Awesome, I love De Blob. more »
    okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): I read the article and I'm completely floored that he didn't mention Xbox Live Community Games as a new avenue for independent developers to find thei... more »
    Grisaille: Flip it, Ninja!: Unfortunately, the industry is rapidly evolving. When computer entertainment is considered a legitimate art form in a few years, titles we consider be... more »
  • #review

    Swords & Soldiers Micro-Review: Violence Included

    WiiWare had been hurting for games about killing. But the originators of de Blob have released a cartoon-violent battle between Vikings, Aztecs and ninja monkeys to more than compensate. More »
  • #thq

    de Blob Performs Rare "Sells Well On Nintendo Hardware" Trick

    We know that THQ's de Blob has been selling well, sometimes even better than Nintendo's first party Wii titles. But how well can a non-phoned-in, non-mini-game collection title sell on the Wii? Pretty well. More »
  • #deblob

    Strong Sales Make de Blob Sequel Certain

    IGN noticed that De Blob outsold Wario Land: Shake It by 80,000 copies, and both were released the same day. THQ, asked for comment, said there's more where that came from. More »
  • #indiegames

    Indie Games Get a Mainstream Closeup

    In its "All New" issue, discussing the cutting edge of trends in American culture, New York Magazine lauds four indie titles for "ushering in a golden age of smart, beautiful, and really weird games." More »
  • #deblob

    de Blob Review: Painting A Very Pretty Picture

    de Blob began life as a school project from studying Game Design & Development at the Utrecht School of the Arts in The Netherlands, meant to reflect the end result of the rebuilding of a local railway station, but THQ saw much more potential for the quirky PC painting game. They purchased the rights, handed over development to Blue Tongue Entertainment, and now we have De Blob for the Nintendo Wii. The I.N.K.T. Corporation has drained all the color out of the city of Chroma, enslaving its inhabitants and putting them to work doing its evil, clerical bidding. It's up to de Blob to be the paintbrush of the people, restoring color to the city one building at a time. While a very unique and compelling concept at its core, have THQ and Blue Tongue managed to stay true to de Blob's origins, or has the entertainment value of the original game been completely painted over? Mixing a little red with a little blue, after the jump. More »
  • #swordssoldiers

    de Blob Devs Bringing Swords & Soldiers To WiiWare

    The original de Blob developers are back with their own game studio and a shiny new title coming out on WiiWare in Q4 2008. Ronimo Games, founded by said de Blob creators in Utrecht, the Netherlands, is readying Swords & Soldiers for European and North American release. Swords & Soldiers is a side-scrolling RTS in which three different factions battle against each other in order to obtain the powers of the gods. While I'm not yet sure what type of gameplay to expect from the title's single player campaign or split-screen multiplayer, I'm definitely liking the animated style they've got going for them. Check out the first screens from Swords & Soldiers for yourself below. More »
  • #thqholidaypreview08

    Rainbow Connection: Hands On With De Blob

    My Kotaku Tower compatriots have taken THQ's upcoming Wii exclusive De Blob for a paint-spattered spin in the past, but after giving it a try today during the publisher's Fall 08 and holiday preview event, I thought I'd add my own impressions of the single-player mode to the mix. More »
  • #indiegame

    De Blob Heading to De Wii

    Go Nintendo got their hands on a scan from german mag Maniac! which seems to prove that Utrecht School of the Arts and Utrecht University student project (and 2007 IGF student finalist) De Blob will be coming to the Wii via publishers THQ. More »