Bungie co-founder Alexander Seropian, who left Bungie after Halo 1 to found Wideload Games back in Chicago, has found himself a new gig: he's teaming up with another Bungie alum, Brent Pease of Oni fame, and Tim Harris, co-founder of Industrial Toys.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has posted a series of videos on Stubbs the Zombie. Since the partial Insane walkthrough we were hosting has gone missing, I've substituted these.
YouTube user timerider4 has a series of YouTube videos up on Stubbs the Zombie gameplay. Since the partial video walkthrough we were hosting before seems to have gone missing, I've substituted these videos.
WorthPlaying notes that the coupon code ASPYRTHANKS can be used at GameAgent to reduce the price of Wideload Games' Stubbs the Zombie from $10 to free. Sweet!
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Wideload Games, developers of Hail to the Chimp and Stubbs the Zombie, is developing a new game: Texas Cheat'Em for Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network, due out this spring. Later it will come to PC. No details yet on the Wideload site, or an indication of whether this is either "Hot Sauce" or the "Rainbow Space Car", still listed as "coming soon" on the site.
GameCock, famed interrupter of awards ceremonies, holder of funerals for tradeshows, and publishers of games by Wideload such as Hail to the Chimp, have been acquired by SouthPeak.
SouthPeak published last year's Two Worlds RPG on the PC and 360, a game that was widely criticized for failing to live up to the high standards set by Bethesda's similar game, Oblivion.
Wideload's Halo-engine zombie game, Stubbs the Zombie, is available for the PC for only five bucks now from Steam. Thanks GameFocus for the heads-up.