We lacked a campfire, but that didn't stop us from telling tall tales about the incredible—but completely true, I swear!—things that happened to us while we played our favorite games. Forget about title recommendations, or stories of overcoming difficult challenges. That impressed nobody at recess. The gold was in…
In Which Edmund McMillen Compares Catholicism to D & D
Edmund McMillen speaks his mind. Whether it be about games, religion or poop, he never holds anything back.
The Best Humble Bundle Just Got Better
Today, Super Meat Boy, Braid and Lone Survivor were added to the fifth installment
Here's the First Look at a Super Meat Boy Completely Rebuilt for Mobile …
When Team Meat set out to create a Super Meat Boy version for touchscreen mobile devices, creators Tommy Refenes and Edmund McMillen vowed they wouldn't just slap a virtual gamepad on the thing and do some half-assed port of their downloadable hit for PC and Xbox 360.
Video Games are the New Best Way to Make a Living Composing Music
Super Meat Boy Being Rebuilt for Touch-Screen Mobiles
Despite the fact its creators have railed against the quality of iPhone games, and openly trolled consumers on the iTunes store by selling a parody game for $350, Super Meat Boy is being rebuilt to be playable on touch-screen mobile devices, the game's two-man team said in a Twitter conversation today.
Multi-Touch Not Worth the Hassle with this Meat Boy Clone
It was independent games development's darling of 2010, and all who dared cross it risked the righteous anger of its creators and fans. But badass platformer Super Meat Boy still is not available on mobile gaming's No. 1 platform. And I don't think it's because one of its creators got into a pissing contest with…
The Best Game Music of 2011: The Binding of Isaac
We've done a lot of big-budget games so far in our Best Video Game Music of 2011 series, but there were some great indie soundtracks released, as well. One of the very best of those was Danny Baranowsky's dangerous, dark, synthy work on the Zelda-esque roguelike The Binding of Isaac.
Super Meat Boy Blowing a Hadoken Through a Saxophone!
Did that headline get your attention? Good, because you should go and read this super-cool piece by Kill Screen's Lana Polansky about mechanics, practice, saxophone, jazz, and Street Fighter. (It also features the amazing illustration above, drawn by Daniel Purvis.)
The New Humble Indie Bundle Might Be The Best One Yet
We've seen our share of Humble Indie Bundles over the past year or two—independent developers who gather under the "Humble" brand and release a bunch of their games priced at whatever people want to pay.
