thatvideogameblog.com - 30 days ago
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According to a recent job listing posted by the EA Boom Blox team, “our last two titles were Wii-based, but our next titles will be for the next generation.” Unless they’re confirming the Xbox 720 or PS4, we’re assuming that by “next generation” ...
Rumor: More Boom Blox On The Way, Could Go Multiplatform?
gaygamer.net 7/22/2009 —
EA's Boom Blox series is easily one of my favorites on the Wii. There's just something purely fun about building and destroying block towers. And with the addition of the online level sharing in the sequel, the possibilities a pretty much ...
EA could stack Boom Blox on other consoles
joystiq.com 7/21/2009 — As late as May, a Boom Blox producer said that the series was always intended for the Wii, and other platforms weren't part of the plan (except for mobile , we guess). Now, some at EA are starting to change their stance, potentially laying the ...
EA: Boom Blox possiblities on other platforms
thatvideogameblog.com 7/21/2009 —
Harvey Elliott, head of EA Bright Light studio in Guildford, told VideoGamer that while Boom Blox has captured the spirit of the Wii, the possibility of appearing on other platforms shouldn’t be dismissed.
When asked about possibilities on other platforms, Elliott commented, “I wouldn’t ...
Boom Blox Sequel Announced
shacknews.com 1/29/2009 —
Electronic Arts today announced Boom Blox Bash Party, a sequel to the Steven Spielberg-produced, Jenga-esque Wii party game.
According to a release, the Bash Party will feature new multiplayer modes and over 400 fresh levels. The game will ...
Spielberg, EA play Boom Blox sequel
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ca.reuters.com 1/29/2009 — SAN DIEGO (Hollywood Reporter) - Steven Spielberg and Electronic Arts are teaming for the second game in their partnership, "Boom Blox Bash Party," which will be available in the spring for the Nintendo Wii. The new game is a sequel to last year's ...
Spielberg, EA play Boom Blox sequel
| Technology
reuters.com 1/29/2009 — SAN DIEGO (Hollywood Reporter) - Steven Spielberg and Electronic Arts are teaming for the second game in their partnership, "Boom Blox Bash Party," which will be available in the spring for the Nintendo Wii. The new game is a sequel to last year's ...
Boom Blox Bash Party in Pictures [Boom Blox Bash Party]
kotaku.com 1/29/2009 — Two of them to be exact. Early this morning Electronic Arts announced that they are working on a sequel to Wii ball-tosser Boom Blox. Boom Blox Bash Party comes with 400 new levels and some interesting settings, including under water and in zero ...
Review: Boom Blox: Bash Party
eurogamer.net 5/18/2009 — New blox for the kids. You'd think Steven Spielberg had better things to do than help EA make videogames. Like issue a public apology for Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, for example. Or remake it with a proper plot, decent special ...
Boom Blox Bash Party (Review)
gamesradar.com 5/19/2009 — Boom Blox for everyone? We always thought the original was a decent sort of pass-the-remote party game, but this time the line between solo and multiplayer modes is less clearly defined, and the whole thing becomes an experience that works equally ...
Netflix launching on PS3 next month —
play.tm 30 days ago
Movie service looms over US PSN Official word this morning reveals that Netflix - the digital movies-on-demand service - will be released on the PlayStation 3 next month. The service was until recently tied exclusively to the Xbox 360 stateside. ...
EA considering next-gen Boom Blox —
play.tm 30 days ago
360 and PS3 versions on the way? EA could be in the process of creating a brand new version of puzzle smash Boom Blox for 'next-generation' consoles, a new job ad hinting that the firm could be planning on releasing the game beyond the Wii ...
New Boom Blox Hitting PS3/360? —
Kombo.com 30 days ago
While the Wii has certainly been home to piles of nugatory minigame tripe, one of the few standouts has been EA's Boom Blox series, a simple yet addictive combination of puzzle-action and all-out destruction. However, it's looking like the franchise ...
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