Recently on Offworld

By Brandon Boyer at 6:45 am Monday, Feb 16

Recently on Offworld we've been having a Noby Noby Boy blowout, with Namco Bandai dripfeeding us a series of increasingly gorgeous and meaningless videos, and series creator Keita Takahashi finally letting loose with the true meaning behind the game... except not. We've also seen brilliantly ludicrous Garry's Mod hacks that have seen the cast of Silent Hill in decidedly un-horrifying situations, an insider's look at how Destroy All Humans! was born (co-starring 'Where the hell is' Matt Harding), a new tea-time look at dual platformer/puzzler Henry Hatsworth, listened to the Psychonauts soundtracks, now in proper 'e' form, and watched the real-life version of Half Life's City 17 with jaws duly dropped. Finally, we took a longer look at the games coming to Sony's PlayStation Network throughout the spring and beyond, the free second chapter of iPhone puzzle/RPG PuzzleQuest, the PSP's answer to fourth-wall-breaking Genesis brawler Comix Zone, and, most wonderfully, got more information on the upcoming Stalin vs. Martians (above), a game as fantastically anachronistic as it sounds, and with a 200 foot tall playable unit of the great dictator himself.