The Black List 22

Black Panel Podcast 24

In this episode: Mafia II, Gun Loco, Resistance 3, Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Hydrophobia, Captain Smiley, Super Meat Boy and much more!

Freeplay award winner Andrew Goulding on Jolly Rover, Steam and the Aussie indie scene.

Karen travels back in time to review Singularity, the latest shooter with a twist from Raven Software.

Erin is drowned, crushed, dismembered, impaled and electrocuted while playing an indie puzzle platformer that he concedes is “a bit scary”.

Joel survives a six car pile-up and celebrates by reviewing Disney Interactive’s action packed racer Split/Second: Velocity.

Posted by Erin Marcon On Saturday 6 February 2010ADD COMMENTS

The Black List 22 Image Welcome to the Black List, our regular retrospective on the week in games.

On Monday, we journeyed into deep space and returned with a review of Mass Effect 2.

On Tuesday, the Vanquish teaser trailer failed to convince us that the game will be as insane as previous Platinum Games releases.

On Wednesday, we reported that new Borderlands DLC is in the pipeline.

On Thursday, we covered the announcement of BattleBlock Theatre, the new XBLA title from the creators of Castle Crashers.

On Friday, we realised that the developers of Dead or Alive Paradise have been catering to female gamers for years.

Thanks for reading.

Erin Marcon – Editor

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