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SuperGiant Games has said Bastion has now sold over two million copies.

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Bastion developer Supergiant Games has revealed that it had tested co-op before the game launched, but that it decided to cut it at the eleventh hour.

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Supergiant’s critically acclaimed dungeon crawler Bastion is on sale on Linux, Mac and PC in a pay-what-you-want deal at the Humble Bundle store. The offer is only valid for a week, so take advantage fast. Bastion has sold over 1.7 million copies and is also available on Xbox Live. Indie developer Supergiant announced its new game, Transistor, earlier today.

Thanks, Destructoid.

Lazy, buggy, or even perfect ports aren’t good enough, according to Supergiant Games co-founder Amir Rao.

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Supergiant Games founder Amir Rao announced during DICE 2013 that Bastion has sold 1.7 million copies across all platforms. Rao said 90% of sales occurred after launch month. Thanks, Joystiq.

Supergiant Games has updated the iOS version of Bastion to make it a universal app. Previously compatible only with the iPad 2 and up, it’s now playable on iPhone 4S and iPod Touch fifth generation or newer devices. Available now on the App Store for AU$5.49 or regional equivalent, the updated version has been optimized for the iPhone 5′s 4four inch Retina display and supports iCloud sync so you can continues your save file on any device. Bastion is also available on Linux, Mac, PC and via Xbox Live Arcade.

Bastion will release on iPad tomorrow, according to a listing on Apple’s New Zealand App Store. The RPG will run you $6.49 AUS or $4.99 in the US. The game will require iPad 2 or a “New iPad” to work, and supports GameCenter. Via Polygon.

Humble Bundle V has, as of this post, has been purchased 495,134 times, and has accumulated $4,094,061.75 in sales.

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Humble Bundle V organizers have added Lone Survivor, Braid, and Super Meat Boy to what in our opinion is the best indie bundle yet. The bundle already includes: Bastion, Limbo, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, Psychonauts, and Amnesia: The Dark Descent as well as the soundtracks, but if you pay over the current average price – $7.98 at press time – you’ll get all the above. Those who already purchased the bundle, will get the additions as well. So far, 435,891 bundles have been sold, generating $3,340,127.23 and counting.

The latest Humble Bundle is rather kick-ass, if we say so ourselves. It comes with Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Bastion, Limbo, Psychonauts, and Sword & Sworcery as well as soundtracks. Right now you can pay what you want to get all the games, save Bastion which require you to pay over the average which is now at $6.39. As time progresses, surprise additions will be added. There’s a video for it below as well to help convince you, as if Amnesia wasn’t enough in our opinion.

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Bastion is currently on sale via Steam for $6 and it includes Steamplay support so you can play it on PC or Mac. Furthermore, the Bastion Soundtrack Edition which includes the soundtrack and the game is also on sale for 60% off, meaning it will set you back $9.98 instead of the usual $24.98. Finally, the soundtrack is also on sale for $3.99. Now’s the time to pick it up if you haven’t already. Sale ends May 3.

Bastion is now available for Mac via the Mac App Store for $14.99. IndieGames notes some users are complaining of a game-stopping bug, which may or may not be affecting all users. It is not known at this time when the issue will be addressed.

Valve “won” the Game Developers Choice Awards, but The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s single gong is the best of them all.

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Prior to their embrace of ever-reliable menus, Supergiant thought it would be cool if Bastion players upgraded their gear through gardening.

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Major Nelson’s confirmed XBLA RPG superhit Bastion’s been reduced in price by 50 percent to 600 MS points. The offer for the Supergiant RPG is on for this week only. Quite frankly, if you haven’t bought it already and you miss this, there’s something very wrong with you. Go do that now.

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A US airman in Afghanistan going by the name of Richard on Reddit, was given a really great present by Supergiant Games in the form of Bastion on disc. According to the military fellow, the internet speeds where he is deployed are terrible, and after trying to purchase the game through both Steam and D2D, he gave up, and wrote the developer to see if a retail copy would be released soon. In response, the studio’s creative director Greg Kasavin sent Richard an email stating that while there were no plans to release the game on disc, he was making an exception for him, considering the situation. Kasavin’s only request, was that Richard purchase the game through Steam when he finally gets to return home. Kudos, to Supergiant. This was very nice thing to do, indeed. Thanks, Neowin.

GDC organizers have announced Audio Track sessions from Supergiant’s Darren Krorb, Crytek’s Thomas Wollenzin, and the Game Audio Network Guild.

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GDC organisers have announced three new sessions, including a star-studded panel with some heavyweight names.

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Bethesda, Valve, and Supergiant Games have each been nominated in five different categories for the 12th annual Game Developers Choice Awards.

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Gorgeous indie dungeon crawler Bastion has managed half a million sales, netting more than 60 awards in the process.

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