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One year on from release, Polytron Corporation’s much-praised puzzle platformer Fez has sold 200,000 copies on Xbox Live. Creator Phil Fish revealed the figure in a blog post, thanking players for their support, fanmail, and giving him the chance to “spend years driving myself crazy trying to make something beautiful so you can run around in it”. Fez arrives on PC on May 1 and is later headed to other platforms, although probably not 3DS or Wii U.

Thanks, woe.

Fez creator Phil Fish has stated that his indie smash will only release on Wii U if Nintendo pays for a port.

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Fez creator and lone Polytron survivor Phil Fish has said he wants Fez to release on almost everything, notably entering negotiations with Sony but ruling out the 3DS.

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Award-winning indie puzzle platformer Fez will make its debut outside Xbox Live this year.

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Fez, the dimension-flipping platformer from Polytron is on sale for today only. You can grab the game at 50% off via Xbox Live as part of Microsoft’s festive promotion.

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Phil Fish has announced he is working on two games, one of which he started on during the development of FEZ.

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Polytron’s 2D/3D, optical illusion puzzler was released yesterday through Xbox Live Arcade. Below the break you can watch a 15 minute video of VG247′s Sam Clay having a go with Phil Fish’s long-awaited title.

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Long awaited dimension-bending puzzle platformer Fez has now arrived on Xbox Live Arcade today. Nathan Grayson explains why it was worth the wait.

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After years in development, Phil Fish’s platformer Fez has gone live on Xbox Live Arcade. Get it queued to your 360 here at the measly file size of 273Mb for 800 MS points. Reviews have been exceptionally great for the game this week: Eurogamer gave it a ten yesterday.

Watch out later today for a piece on it from Nathan.

Polytron has released a new video for Fez, which features around 6.5 minutes of gameplay footage. You can view it through the official site, or through the Youtube video posted by AGB below. The game is currently undergoing the certification process for release on XBLA.

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Fez creator Phil Fish has confirmed he is already in the midst of planning his next project after Fez, confirming it won’t be an XBLA title.

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GT’s gone live with the GDC trailer for recently-crowned Seumas McNally Grand Prize winner Fez. The platformer won the prize overnight after years of development on the platformer, with the game currently going through submission at Microsoft. Get the video below.

No date as yet.

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Fez creator Phil Fish has defended remarks he made at a GDC event, where he claimed that Japanese-developed games “suck”.

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Microsoft ignited indie-loving hopes by popping a May 2 release date on anticipated puzzle platformer Fez, apparently purely for the joy of dashing them again.

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Polytron has announced its 2D platformer set in a 3D world, FEZ, has been rated by the ESRB for Xbox Live Arcade. It was rated by PEGI for Europe back in December, but has yet to hit the Aurtalian ratings board, according to Joystiq. In development from Phil Fish and company since 2007, FEZ is slated for an early 2012 release.

Polytron Corporation’s Phil Fish has said Super Hypercube, a collaboration with Kokoromi which was a finalist this year at IndieCade, is now to be released as a Kinect title.

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Indie Game: The Movie, a feature documentary about “video games, their creators and the craft,” will make its world premiere as an official selection in World Documentary Competition at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.

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Fez creator Phil Fish has announced that the game’s been delayed again, this time into early 2012. The indie puzzler was slated to release via Xbox Live Arcade this year, although Polytron’s delayed it several times. However, to keep you a bit satisfied until then, a video of sorts has been posted showing off the game’s 3D environments. It’s below. Thanks, Joystiq.

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Phil Fish, creator of the highly anticipated indie puzzler Fez, has explained why the game won’t arrive on a Nintendo platform any time soon. And told WiiWare to go away in a very impolite way.

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