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Size Five Games | Aug 25, 2009 | game

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  • Release dateAug 25, 2009
  • DeveloperSize Five Games
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Genres: Adventure, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Size Five GamesPublisher: Size Five Games

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Time Gentlemen, Please! and Ben There, Dan That! Special Edition Double Pack Steam news

Time Gentlemen, Please! and Ben There, Dan That! Special Edition Double Pack news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.

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  • Privates dev predicts XBLIG won't survive transition from Xbox 360 to Next Xbox - 17 February 2012

    Xbox Live Indie Games won't survive the transition from Xbox 360 to the next Xbox, the developer of Privates and Ben There, Dan That! has predicted. Dan Marshall, founder of Size Five Games!, called on Microsoft to admit its XBLIG channel has been a "failure" in an interview with Hookshot Inc . Marshall agreed with Hookshot's suggestion that XBLIG was a "dead end". "This is my full-time job so I need to make sure I'm making enough money to live off," he told Hookshot Inc . "I used to think quite a lot of it is marketing - loads of indies release their games and kind of lazily assume word of mouth will magically do the rest, but actually it's a complete slog getting people to notice your game, getting sites to talk about it, that sort of thing… let alone getting people to actually fork out real life money for the damned thing. "So I'd kind of put some of the XBLIG failures down to…

  • Indie Royale 'Difficult 2nd Bundle' adds more games - 14 November 2011

    Indie Royale's "Difficult 2nd Bundle" of indie gaming fun has been expanded, adding bonus goodies including soundtracks, downloadable content, and new games. As the offer approaches its final day, you can now "pay what you want" (above a minimum price) for a grand six games. The two new additions are shoot 'em ups Bullet Candy Perfect and Irukandji by Charlie Knight, whose Scoregasm was one of the bundle's original games. They can be added to a Desura account, but, unlike the other games, not to Steam. If you've already bought the bundle, you'll find the games added to your purchase page. Fate of the World , NightSky , Time Gentlemen, Please! and Ben There, Dan That! round out the bundle. It also now includes all Fate of the World Steam downloadable content, which usually costs $11.97. You get its soundtrack too, as well as those for NightSky and Scoregasm. Head on over to Indie Royale…

  • Indie Royale launches 'The Difficult 2nd Bundle' - 10 November 2011

    Fledgling 'pay what you want' bundle vendor Indie Royale today launched 'The Difficult 2nd Bundle,' it's next cut-price collection of indies. The new bundle packs Fate of the World , NightSky , Scoregasm, Time Gentlemen, Please! , and Ben There, Dan That! . All the games can be added to Steam and Desura accounts, or you can download them directly. The bundle will be on sale until 10am Pacific on Tuesday.

  • Ben There, Dan That! Update Released - 26 September 2011

    “We’ve George Lucased it right up”, developer proudly exclaims. Ben There, Dan That! has always been pleasingly great, but it needed a bit of extra oomph I couldn’t quite afford to do when it was first released. So then, like an AWOL George Lucas, I’ve hand-crafted a scrubbed-up SPECIAL EDITON version of the game. FEATURES: >> New swishy graphical enhancements throughout! Ben There, Dan That! is now exponentially more gorgeous and sexy to look at. >> A stunning jazzy Sam and Max: Hit the Road homage-y soundtrack! Music that will caress your ears and grate infuriatingly as you fail to solve a puzzle. >> More sound effects! >> Some better signposting for the puzzles people didn’t get, or the objects they couldn’t see! > The more-readable font from Time Gentlemen, Please!, enhancing brand synergy across the series. >> Fixes some boring Windows 7 issue a f…

  • Ben There, Dan That! Special Edition released - 26 September 2011

    "We've George Lucased it right up," Ben There, Dan That! developer Size Five (formerly Zombie Cow Studios) has declared, announcing an enhanced Special Edition of the delightful indie adventure game. While the original was free, the SE is "pay what you want" with an exorbitant minimum price of $3.25. Why, that's almost the price of a sandwich! The cheek! "Ben There, Dan That! has always been pleasingly great, but it needed a bit of extra oomph I couldn't quite afford to do when it was first released. So then, like an AWOL George Lucas, I've hand-crafted a scrubbed-up SPECIAL EDITON version of the game," founder Dan Marshall explained. In Special Editiovision The SE boasts "swishy graphical enhancements," a "jazzy Sam and Max: Hit the Road homage-y soundtrack," more sound effects, tweaks, and fixes. A Special Edition of course demands special 'extras,' and Size Five has delivered some...…

  • Indie Jeff's Weekly Picks: August 1-5 - 6 August 2011

    This week in indie gaming brought with it another round of insightful interviews, including chats with Nathan Fouts (Mommy's Best Games) and Alex Holowka (Infinite Ammo) about their upcoming games-- Serious Sam Double D and Marian , respectively. To put it another way, fans of Explosionade and Aquaria can get an interesting peek into how the talented developers each work their magic. Interabang Entertainment rounds things out with some words about developing Super Comboman at the first Indie Open House. discuss developing the upcoming Super Comboman, fundraising, and participating in the IGN-sponsored Indie Open House residency program My favorite bit of media this week is a trailer for an upcoming mobile game by Halfbrick Studios ( Fruit Ninja Kinect ), named, quite awesomely: " Machine Gun Jetpack ." The entire game--which stars Halfbrick's recurring hero, Barry Steakfries--can be pla…

Patch notes and updates

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126 September 2011Ben There, Dan That! Update Released1140759088673405056

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