Pads & Panels

Twisted Pixel announced this week that the third installment of downloadable content for The Maw, Speeder Lane, will be available on Xbox Live, Stream, Greenhouse and Direct2Drive Wednesday, April 29 for 100 Mircrosoft Points ($1.25). The level is said to have a new speeder vehicle mode, boss battle and cutscenes.

In Speeder Lane, Frank and Maw steal a vehicle from the Galactic Forces and fly through the soldier compound, according to Twisted Pixel. The boss fight is also said to be “old-school.”

For more info, www.mawgame.com

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Title: Brute Force and River Redirect DLC for The Maw

Platform: XBLA (Also for PC)

Publisher: Microsoft

Developer: Twisted Pixel

Review by: Bill Jones

Amidst the usual controversy of DLC for a game perceived as short and following a bit too closely on the heels of the original game’s release, Twisted Pixel has released two new levels available for individual download to expand The Maw experience. They are “Brute Force” and “River Redirect.” Pads & Panels has the breakdown. (more…)

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Title: The Maw

Platform: XBLA (Also on PC)

ESRB Rating: E10+

Publisher: Microsoft

Developer: Twisted Pixel

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Review by: Bill Jones

Before the atrocity that is Watchmen: The End is Nigh ever raped gamers of $20 and their time, the up-and-coming Austin developer Twisted Pixel made one of the first concerted efforts to bring a game with high production values to the Xbox Live Arcade. That game (and winner of the inaugural PAX 10) is The Maw. (more…)

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The announcement of Twisted Pixel’s ‘Splosion Man fit right in with Wednesday’s April Fool’s web pranks, and while CEO Michael Wilford said the presentation style of the announcement was geared toward the April 1 shennanigans, the game itself is no joke. (more…)

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‘Tis the day for April Fools. Anyone see the softcore porn on Adult Swim last night? We received this “announcement” from Twisted Pixel CEO Michael Wilford today. Though we’re 99 percent certain it’s just the type of gag we’d expect to see on April 1, we can’t help but thinking they’ve got a solid idea on their hands. The email follows…

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