Some clever and talented person on Deviantart has created an image that shows what the Art Style DSi games might look like if they had been released in boxes and in the same theme as Skip’s previous experimental series, Bit Generations. The results are suitably stylish and leave me a little bit cold toward the [...]
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Art Style x Bit Generations
Posted in Art Style, bit Generations on June 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
More Art Style games
Posted in Art Style, bit Generations on October 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Just a quick not to say that US Wii owners will find Art Style: Rotohex available for download today. It’s a remake of bit Generations: Dialhex, which I was never much of a fan of. I won’t be downloading this new one but there are others out there who adored Dialhex, so maybe Rotohex is [...]
New bits and bobs
Posted in Art Style, Chibi-Robo, Newtonica, bit Generations on October 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
There haven’t been many post here lately due to my hectically busy life. Sorry about that… Here’s all the stuff that I didn’t report when I should have done.
Chibi-Robo! is being re-released on Wii with slightly new controls and a 16:9 widescreen display.
Three more bit Generations games are coming to WiiWare under the Art Style [...]
bit Generations is back, and newtonica updated
Posted in Art Style, Newtonica, bit Generations, skip on September 30, 2008 | 4 Comments »
A new game called Art Style: Orbient was released on the USA WiiWare service yesterday to little fanfare. I almost overlooked it myself actually until I read the very familiar description and realised that it is actually a big screen remake of skip’s GBA game bit Generations: Orbital.
It seems that Nintendo has finally decided to [...]
Skip interview of awesome
Posted in ArchimeDS, Route 24, bit Generations, skip on March 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Good morning!!! I mean that, hence the exclamation marks. Most Saturday mornings are pretty uneventful times but this particular one is very different because I’ve received an email from the good people at Eegra, informing me that the first part of their exclusive Skip interview is UP.
Though it’s only part one of two, Patrick Alexander’s [...]
