Tag: TeamXbox
A couple of pre-release reviews are in…
by scott on Jul.14, 2009, under Adventures in the Press, MiBI
…and, yeah, we’re pretty awesome.
The guys at TeamXbox and IGN have reviewed a pre-release version of the game, and they do indeed have some great things to say about the game (but really, how could they not?).
Tom from TeamXbox gives us a manly 8/10 and says stuff like:
- “an impressive title for the XBLA system“
- “very robust multiplayer mode that includes a couple of things that you
Even *more* smart people on the Net: who knew?
by scott on Jun.29, 2009, under Adventures in the Press, MiBI
We were fortunate enough to get a couple more good previews last week after we showed the game to two of our fave-rave online pubs out in California.
AJ from Kotaku watched the demo of the game and then grabbed the controller and killed a bunch of balls with extreme predjuidice and flair. Once the dust and goo had settled, a pretty kick-ass preview of the game appeared on the Giant K.
Obviously, AJ is a smart and tasteful individual with taste and style, and is clearly not someone to be trifled with.
Tom got pretty detailed in his own preview on TeamXbox, taking readers through the game features and wrapping up by saying “For now, believe us when we say that Madballs looks surprisingly fun, graphically slick and could have one of the most innovative ideas in multiplayer gameplay we
It’s like Sophie’s Choice, but with less death
by scott on May.30, 2009, under Adventures in the Press, MiBI, self-promotion
You can either read an interview with two boobs at TeamXbox talking about a really awesome game.
Or you can watch the first-ever footage of Avatar Attack mode in the aforementioned really awesome game.
Yeah, no worries. I watched the video, too.
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