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Capcom Share 50 Minute Look into Dustforce on Home Video Game Consoles

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As an Australian gamer, it is very exciting to see the Aussie produced title Dustforce by Hitbox Team find a new home on home video and portable game consoles (Playstation 3, Xbox360, Playstation Vita) with the support of Capcom. Capcom-Unity recently...
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Interview with Hitbox Team on the Australian Gaming Industry – Interview Archives of 2013...

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A few months ago for a university assignment I wrote up an article titled "Australian Indie Development Scene and Screen Australia’s Interactive Games Fund – Beneficial, Limited or a Waste of Money?", which looked at the benefits and issues...
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Australian Developed Games Showcase in 30ish Second Bites – Part #1

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For one of my university assignments this semester I was made to put together an online news article for any topic of my choosing. Rather than start up a whole new blog that would most likely be abandoned at...
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Australian Indie Development Scene and Screen Australia’s Interactive Games Fund – Beneficial, Limited or...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bir0FNePzNU Some of the Australian developed video games that have been released over the years from the PS2 to current-gen eras My very first video game console was a Nintendo Game Boy, to be specific one of the original 1989 models...
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Hitbox Team Announce Their Next Project – Spire

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Hitbox Team, the developers behind DustForce have recently shared some information and pre-alpha screenshots for their latest project - Spire. Spire is set to be a First-Person-Shooter about ascending a monolithic tower of unknown origin and changing layout. While...
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Dustforce Now Available Through the New Humble Indie Bundle (#6) w/ Linux Support and...

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Independent development studio Hitbox Team have today announced that their indie hit Dustforce is now available DRM free on the PC, Mac and Linux. The game and its OST are being featured in the new Humble Bundle, a package deal...
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