Since I was wondering what’s going on with Blast Works post-E3 I sent an e-mail to Budcat Creations who is handling the project. They kindly agreed to an interview and we have some more information about the game. While Blast Works is based on Tumiki Fighters, it was built from the ground up with [...]

Pre-E3 TUMKIKI Fighters creator, Kenta Cho, and I had a chat via e-mail shortly after Majesco officially announced Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy. After discussing the Wii port I asked which of his other creations would he be proud to see on a console. I wonder if he knew Budcat Creations was working on [...]

I played around with an extremely early build of Blast Works yesterday and I quickly realized the build was identical to the PC version of Tumiki Fighters. The control scheme doesn’t use motion control, the analog stick on the nunchuk controls the ship and you press a button on the remote to fire. There is [...]

We called it two months ago and today Majesco made an official announcement about Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy, a side scrolling shmup where you scoop up fallen ships as mobile armor. It’s sort of like Katamari Damacy meets Gradius with lego block ships. While it’s new for the Wii, it's far from [...]

I absolutely loved playing Tumiki Fighters, a freeware PC game that is one part Air Zonk and one part Katamari Damacy. In Tumiki Fighters you pilot a plane made out of toy blocks and shoot other toy block flying machines. When you destroy a ship it starts to fall of screen, but you can “catch” [...]