Games, Cars, and Tech

If you are curious about what is next, stay tuned. However, this will be my final post from my Unofficial XBLA writings. Sometimes, we must move on.

It's not often we get fun short games these days but this weeks picks prove otherwise. Also, all of the music is just simply fantastic!

This week we are met with more sinister picks to go along with the approaching ghoulish holiday and a few light-hearted adventures as well.

This week is full of doubles. Why? Because everyone likes double everything. Double the puzzles and double the action adventure.

In a year void of a real Metroid game, other games answer the call. Also, games from the past week fill in the gaps as we enter the busy holiday season.

Another long awaited ID@Xbox title is out this week along with other games that break the barriers of what we use to call movies or interactive experiences.

We bring back a forgotten game from a few weeks past. We also explore new directions games should look to for inspiration in future endeavors.

This week is filled with very artistic and creatively made games with great art directions. Among these is a legend that finally comes to Xbox.

What's old is new again. That doesn't mean they don't have a few tricks. From old pixel art styles to 90's 3D platformers, nothing truly goes away forever.

This week is determined to make you think. With all the different puzzlers and strategy games you are sure to expand your mind a little.

A slow week digitally during Gamescom. However, we managed to rustle up some true Indie darlings while the big boys try to get in on that ID@Xbox action.

A little Sci-Fi, a little fantasy (there is a song in there some where) and one last swan song for the Kinect.