People like to ask if video games can be art. I think I've come up with a better question: Can video games be science? Using specific and carefully arranged digital stimuli, is it possible to reliably ...

You would think that the best part of a game called 'Splosion Man would be, well, exploding. But going kaboom in Twisted Pixel's new platformer for Xbox Live is actually sort of beside the point.

Joy un-2 the new year! We're getting Ms. Splosion Man earlier than we expected! This game which we've scantly spoken of since back in December was originally slated for sometime in the Fall of 2011.

Twisted Pixel Games' explosive platformer, Ms. Splosion Man, is now using Valve's Steamworks in place of Games for Windows Live, the developer announced today. Steamworks allows developers to add ...

Ms. Splosion Man takes the formula from the previous Splosion Man game and expands on it. There is a demo available, so you can give the game a try if you'd like ...

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There are also some ill-advised boss battles, which sit awkwardly with the platforming core. The first, for example, pits you against a giant robot that attacks with instant-death laser beams. The ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The sweetest victories are often the hardest won. Such is the case with Ms. 'Splosion Man. This 2D platformer's diabolical levels challenge you at ...

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The previous XBLA offering from Twisted Pixel, The Maw, was a benign pleasure. High on production values but low on challenge and depth, it was an agreeable diversion that lasted only a few hours. For ...

Twisted Pixel got off to a great start earlier this year with The Maw, a modest but fun platformer with great visuals and sound. The team has upped the ante with its second offering, 'Splosion Man.