Tag Archives: Gaijin Games

Gaijin Games isn’t interested in building touch controls for Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien.

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There’s a pretty special sale on Steam at the moment, offering 25-75% off every Bit.Trip game available on PC. The retro-styled Gaijin Games series has won awards all over the place and is also available on Wii and 3DS. The newest entry, Runner 2, mixes things up with a new graphical style.

Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien is dashing on to the European Wii U eShop tomorrow. It really is a lovely, lovely game too.

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Gaijin Games is working on a Wii U patch for Runner 2, and the main fix coming will squash a bug which freezes the console when powered down or exiting to the main menu.

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Bit.Trip Presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien has been dated for multiple platforms by developer Gaijin Games.

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Bit.Trip Presents Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien developer Gaijin Games has released a new gameplay trailer for its sprint-em-up. It looks rather shiny and should appeal to fans of Canabalt, Temple Run and all those other cardio-intensive romps.

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BIT.TRIP Presents: Runner 2 – Future Legend of Rhythm Alien has been sent to Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony for certification, Gaijin Games has announced. The firm this was “by far the most ambitious submission process Gaijin has ever done, ” and next on the certification list are the PC, Mac, and Linux versions. Barring any setback, the game is slated to release on February 26, according to its Steam listing. More through the link. Thanks, D’toid.

Bit.Trip Runner developer Gaijin Games feels Nintendo is taking indie developers more seriously this time out with Wii U.

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Head on over to Steam to pick up Bit.Trip Void, the third entry in Gaijin Games’ minimalistic, retro-styled series. Void is a bit tricky to explain, being a kind of bullet hell – thing, but it’s 10% off this week and at $9 it’s hard to complain. While you have your credit card out, cast your eye over the Bit.Trip Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien, which is now available for pre-order for $13.50 – also a 10% discount.

Thanks, Joystiq.

BIT.TRIP CORE has been released on Steam, according to Gaijin Games. It will run you $10 and for an extra $2 you can purchase the soundtrack as well. Get it here. Thanks, Shack.

Despite the poor reputation of existing services, developers seem genuinely enthusiastic about the 3DS eShop and the Wii U’s unrevealed digital storefront service.

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Even with some of the assets missing, Bit.Trip Runner 2 is looking very special indeed. Check out Commander Video

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Gaijin Games has moved away from its strictly-pixelated art for Bit.Trip Runner 2, and the resulting mish-mash of styles looks glorious in action.

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Check out Commander Video’s visual overhaul in the latest Bit.Trip Presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien trailer.

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Gaijin games has confirmed that lengthily-titled Bit.Trip Presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien release has been delayed into November of this year.

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Rising Star Games has announced BIT.TRIP COMPLETE for Wii and BIT.TRIP SAGA for 3DS will be released in Europe and the UK on March 16. The original BIT.TRIP series, created by Gaijin Games, has been put into one collection, featuring six BIT.TRIP games.

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Gaijin Games has announced the sequel to Bit.Trip Runner, known as Bit.Trip Presents: Runner 2, Future Legend of Rhythm Alien. The game, which will still have Bit.Trip protagonist CommanderVideo, will have the same retro 80s-like look to it, but will also have new 3D visuals as well. Runner 2 will launch on PSN and XBLA next year, with previous titles in the first series appearing on iOS and Nintendo platforms, including DS, 3DS and Wii. Get a teaser video of sorts below the break.

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Bit.Trip Complete is scheduled for release on September 13, and this trailer comemorates the journey of the series.
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Aksys Games has announced its Bit.Trip Collections will be hitting US retailers on September 13 for Wii and 3DS, and each one offers something different, so you may have a hard time choosing which one you want to purchase.

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Check out these screens for upcoming collection Bit.Trip Saga, and with a moderate amount of tomfoolery, gaze on one in 3D. Worr.

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