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Twisted Pixel Builds Real Life Lococycle
Earlier in the week, 'Splosion Man and Gunstringer developer Twisted Pixel unveiled Lococycle, the craziest looking game since Twisted Pixel's last title. Guess what? Ladies and gentlemen, they've built her! Who says you can't create the perfect woman?
Twisted Pixel is displaying a real life model of I.R.I.S. at PAX Prime. The craftsmen at Austin-based Southern Metal Choppers, along with special effects wizards at Legacy Effects, collaboration to bring this 600 pound beauty to life. Check out the glamour shots below. And if you missed it, here's the announce trailer.
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