The What’s New section of Route24’s website has been updated and, if I understand the Babelfish translation properly, it indicates that three new iPhone games are currently in the works. From what I can work out, Kenichi Nishi has been lecturing at Kyoto-Seika university for some time now and has recently dividied his students [...]
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Teacher’s Pet Projects
Posted in Route 24 on May 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
February round-up
Posted in Art Style, Little King's Story, Newtonica, Route 24, skip on March 2, 2009 | 3 Comments »
As usual, I ‘ve been far too busy to do lots of little posts this month so here’s a nice big one full of all the latest happenings.
Little King’s Story
gamesTM has got another Lovedelic related feature and this time it’s an extended look at Little King’s Story and an interview with its development team. Many [...]
More Art Style, More Contact, Less Newtonica
Posted in Art Style, Audio Inc, Newtonica, Route 24, skip on January 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Lots of little tidbits for you today.
SKIP
Two bits of skip news. First, they’ve announced the release of two new DSi Art Style games. One called PiCOPiCT and another called Somnium. You’ll find a great little review of the former here.
Also: It looks as though Division24 (Giftpia, Chibi-Robo, Captain Rainbow) is hiring, so perhaps we can [...]
The Last Resort
Posted in Route 24, newtonica2 on January 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Route24 has made yet another newtonica game. This one’s called Newtonica 2 Resort and is a more challenging version of Newtonica2. Read about it here and buy it here.
Now, I’m as a big a newtonica fan as you’ll find but do we really need this many versions? I’d quite like to see Route24 move on [...]
Merry Christmas
Posted in Art Style, Captain Rainbow, Editorial, Lack Of Love, Lovedelic, Route 24, newtonica2, skip on December 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As is becoming common these days, I’ve completely neglected this blog as real life gets in the way and countless Lovedelic happenings come and go. Here’s everything you should be aware of, that I can remember.
NEWTONICA2
The big news of course, is that Route24 has released Newtonica2 on iPhone for the bargain price of just 59 [...]
Introducing PostPet and Art Style: Cubello
Posted in Art Style, Route 24, skip on October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I recently interviewed Kenichi Nishi for gamesTM and in that discussion he told me that he had projects in the works for both Wii and DS. I figured that Captain Rainbow was probably his Wii project but had no idea about the DS one until now.
The game is called PostPet and appears to be some [...]
Kenichi Nishi talks Newtonica
Posted in Newtonica, Route 24 on August 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Coregamers has an interesting interview with Kenichi Nishi about his new game, Newtonica. It’s a fun read with some fresh information on the way the game actually plays, plus the revelation that Kenji Eno, of WARP fame, helped out. Good stuff.
Another new Route24 game?
Posted in Route 24 on August 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I saw this game mentioned a while ago on Kenichi Nishi’s blog but didn’t realise, until he added a ‘works’ section on his site, that he’d actually worked on it. I don’t really know what Nishi’s involvement with the title was but it seems to be some kind of training game for teach business skills [...]
Newtonica Screens
Posted in Newtonica, Route 24 on August 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Click here to see the very first screens from Route24’s debut iPhone game Newtonica. As we speculated a few months ago, it does seem to feature gameplay based around gravity and even bears some resemblance to skip’s old GBA game Orbital. Other than that, though, I still can’t really fathom how it actually plays.
New Route24 game
Posted in Newtonica, Route 24 on June 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Kenichi Nishi emailed this morning to ask if I would ‘advertise’ his new game, Newtonica. Of course I will, Ken!
Nishi has revealed very little about the game other than the fact that it will be exclusive to the iPhone and will utilise minimal graphics and sound. While Nishi has planned and designed the whole concept [...]
