There aren’t many companies brave enough to make a first person shooter for the DS, but developers Renegade Kid make it look like a piece of cake. After the first ten minutes of getting used to the controls, playing Moon…

Before they became known for Moon and Major League Eating: The Game (ugh) Mastiff brought us quirky games from Japan like Gurumin and La Pucelle Tactics before NIS America set up shop. Are they going back to their roots?   Gamefly…

Is Nintendo going to derail hype from Microsoft’s press conference with a killer list of WiiWare / Virtual Console games? No, unless you’ve been waiting to play Major League Eating: The Game. Mastiff’s realistic competitive eating game includes all the…

If making a game based on Major League Eating wasn’t wacky enough Sensory Sweep is spicing it up with bodily noises. During hot dog eating matches flatulence acts as an offensive tool. Some odorous gases can even be repelled with…

Remember Dementium: The Ward? Renegade Kid is the team behind it. Their next game, previously known as Project M, now has an official title, Moon. And some details!   In Moon players explore the crater filled rock orbiting our planet…

Sure, Renegade Kid might be working with Mastiff on “Project M”, but that doesn’t mean Gamecock is out of the picture. We have a statement from Renegade Kid explaining what’s going on.   "I'd like to take this opportunity to…

Gamecock just brought Dementium to stores yesterday. Renegade Kid and Gamecock should be toasting over champagne, perhaps talking about their future title. Nah. Instead Renegade Kid is teaming up with Mastiff who published Gurumin earlier this year for “Project M”.…

Success Corp has something that struck my eye and is relatively unknown, Go! Go! Minon. It’s a Wii game where you play as a super hero who runs on a path of dominos. Details are scarce about how Go! Go!…

Mastiff sent over an e-mail saying they replenished supplies of Gurumin: A Monsterous Adventure with reprint. I never noticed a drought of the game, but if you were searching for a copy its back in the wild. Mastiff also announced that…

Companies who want to cash in on unsuspecting parents during the holiday season pull out Santa Claus and throw him in odd video game situations. Mastiff tried the same technique during Easter when they released “Easter Bunny’s Big Craze”. It…