Comments - LowBit

No big changes to the game content itself, but if you only played the game within the first few months of its original release and you're thinking of a second play-through, I'll recommend it on either XBLIG or PC. We did some major changes to how the characters control, enemy hitboxes, and lots of tweaks to those super-hard bosses (still hard, but not as unfair). It plays a lot better than it used to, and the XBLIG version was patched, so no need to buy another copy.

They're not unlocked, if that's what you mean. Is that what you mean?

The character you play as is tied into the story; at least until you hit the meat of the adventure. After that, you'll have the option to switch between them at your own discretion.

If (most likely when) that gets announced, IndieDB will be the first to know.

Actually, you know what? Let me be honest: A PC version is guaranteed, but it's too early to say where or when. Also, there's about a million things that can be done to make the game more PC-friendly instead of just the cheap port of an XBLIG game, so that all needs to be squared away before anything else happens.

I'm afraid they're hidden in the wilds of the Xbox360 dashboard, in the treacherous lands of Ecksblig. Here's your rifle and a can of tomato soup. Good luck, soldier!

(Possible PC release in the future, but no announcements yet.)

I want MORE of this music. This is fantastic.

Will we be seeing an OST after the game releases?

YES!

BEOOOooooo.... BUMBUMBUMBUMBUMBUMBUM!!!

Dstroyed --> Cannon Brawl --> Laser Brawl?

This trailer is amazing, but I'm ashamed to admit that it didn't have my full attention until I saw the floppy disk. Right when it showed up I was like, "Ooh, a floppy disk!"

So old.

The music is fantastic.

Having the spikes shake a little before moving -- Very nice touch.

So much color! I love the art style.

Miss Fist Puncher contestants... kidnap victims or fly-by mooners?

Great animations. I especially liked it when Kid Justice pulled a Blanka.

Your Business Intelligence background is really paying off. We've been running some playtest sessions on my own project, but nothing even half as sophisticated as this. I'll definitely be shoving this article under the noses of the rest of my team.

More, please!