So where are all your competition entries eh? The deadline has come and gone and guess how many entries there were? Go on, guess!
That’s right! One! Well, it can’t very well win on its own can it?
So what to do? Cancel and crawl away to nurse wounded pride? Extend deadline?
Because I want one of these, that’s why. Every Titan Attacks that sells gets me £2 closer.
What’s all the fuss you may think?
Watch this video. Pay particular attention to the speedometer.
So you’re all dying to know how Titan is doing, I’m sure. Well, thanks to our friends at Apple.com we’ve received unusually large amounts of exposure. Gameproducer.net did a little entry about Titan Attacks’ vital statistics that might be of interest to you.
It has to be said that without Apple.com helping out this game would have gone the same way as all our other games, that is, a couple of sales here and there, and then petered out of existence again. Ah well.
We have decided what we’re going to do next, officially! Whereas we did have a plan to do a Japanese style game involving, erm, matching coloured things, we figured that what everyone really likes is blowing up monsters!
Our inspiration for the next game is Storm the House, which is a Flash game plastered all over the internet. We’re going to distil it, perfect it, and Puppificate it, along with a few of our old friends the multiplier, powerups, challenge stages and assault levels!
Let’s see if we can get this one done in under a year eh 
Maybe I can do a diary here and post the odd screenie or something.
Came across this today doing research for the next game: ILoveEgg Once again the Japanese defy predictability! <edit> Anthony Flack of Squashy Software informs me it may be Korean, not Japanese! To my eyes they’re both two sandwiches short of a picnic though.
The next game is going to be Japanese in theme, and will be a departure from shooting, for a change.
