Actually super meat boy is the big game with expansion included, the follow up of the original meat boy. It kicks ass :) Have you tried gish?
On 10 Dez, 16:13, "THEfog ." <[email protected]> wrote: > Haha a expansion sort of thing was made for super meat boy allowing you to > play as super tofu boy or something. I used to love playing lemmingball z, > was a great way to entertain myself and my friends during social studies > classes back in primary school hehe. > > THEfog > > On 11/12/2010 1:01 AM, "tribaljet" <[email protected]> wrote: > > I've been a platform games fan for as long as I can remember, with > great games throughout the history just making me enjoy them even > more. Games like, sonic, metal slug, contra, among many many others, > all make me want true platformers (2D!) to keep on rocking. > Unfortunately it seems that the dumbass that decided that the 2D-3D > transition was mandatory also affected this great genre. Somehow I can > only recall few games other than tomb raider and sly raccoon, that > managed to pull their own weight as platformers in the 3D era. > > Recently I found out a 2D platformer that is true to its origins, > quite hard but not frustratingly and impossibly hard, named Super Meat > Boy. I strongly recommend anyone to try it, great controls, great > soundtrack, overall a great game. > The only thing the developers do WRONG is the fact that they think > gamepads are better than keyboard and mouse combo. We already had long > debates about that, so no point beating a dead horse. > Bottomline, Super Meat Boy rocks! :D > > On a side note, LemmingBall Z is a freeware game that seems to be > interesting, though I had very little time with this one so far, but > along with the mechanics, the fact that the game recommends an opengl > 2.0 gpu and it runs on our opengl 1.4 compliant igps is interesting to > say the least. > > -- > 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
