I don’t know why I referenced Pokémon there. I’ve barely even played it. Anyway, Rasternauts on the PC has been all finished up and submitted to Desura, and all being well it should be available at some point next week.

The PC version of the game is taking me longer than I expected. I could cite a number of reasons for this, ranging from the not-so-mysterious appearance of Grand Theft Auto V in my 360’s disc drive, to the completely

Imagine playing Rasternauts on the PC. Wouldn’t that be great? Of course it would. For a start, you would be able to play it in Ireland, and I think that’s an absolutely brilliant thing for the people of Ireland, to

Over the last while, I’ve been taking on board the feedback I’ve had from various reviews, friends, commentators and imaginary critics, fed them into the Game-O-Matic 5000 and produced a new, more exciting game that absolutely does not feature Noel

Well, there is no dust really. More a particle vapour caused by when you hit the vector ground. Now that the game’s out, hopefully I’ll see some reviews in time (feelers have been put out there, in a non-creepy way),

Less than 36 hours after the last post, Rasternauts was approved and is now available on the Xbox website. I’m rather chuffed, because it’s the first game I’ve ever properly made. There have been half hearted efforts before, but nothing ever

Rasternauts has been in peer review for a while now. In fact, it’s been there twice. The first time was going really swimingly right up until it was pointed out that a “Level Complete” message would appear at the end