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Twisted Pixel Gives Us Ms. Splosion Man Screens For Valentine's Day
Aw, it's pretty romantic when you think about it. Here we were, thinking Twisted Pixel had forgotten about the big day, but then we got a romantic card with a web address where we could get the first two screens of its much anticipated follow-up to 'Splosion Man, one of our favorite downloadable titles ever.
According to Twisted Pixel, the game hopes to emulate the relationship Ms. Pac-Man had to the original Pac-Man, i.e. doing the same thing only much, much better. As you might expect, there is a whole lot of 'sploding in the game, but the company plans on making it much more than just another set of levels. While we don't know much in the way of how it will be different, these screens certainly get us in the mood -- and that's not just the Valentine's Day glass of white zinfindel talking.
Ms. Splosion Man should be available on Xbox Live in the fall of this year.
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