Still in November we'll post on the page first trailers and more information about the game.
I Must Run! - Coming December 2010 to Minis US and EU
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Cool. What type of game is it? Perpetual motion like Canabalt, is what I assume from the name? Is that right or am I way off?
All the best,
Paddy M.
Posted 1 year ago # -
JeremyR
MemberHmmm, I am reminded of an old game I used to play on the PC that was like Pipemania, except instead of water flowing through a piper, it was a runners running on a track that you'd lay down.
Probably not. But that would be great, as I loved that game.
(Someone actually made Pipemania for the PSP, which I have on UMD, but it's not on PSN)
Posted 1 year ago # -
I Must Run! will be released on following dates:
Dec. 14th - North America
Dec. 15th - EuropePosted 1 year ago # -
Me too.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Also the prices are now official, the game will cost 3,99 USD in US and 2,99 EUR in Europe.
And don't worry, we'll be releasing the in-game video very soon :)
Also, I Must Run! will be the first mini with a playable PC demo. You'll be able to download it at http://www.imustrun.com
Posted 1 year ago # -
@sp3c
Buy them both!Posted 1 year ago # -
SifJar
MemberIf, as OpenEmotion suggested, this is along the lines of Canabalt, I'm pretty excited. Or something along the lines of Monster Dash for the iPhone/iPod Touch. Both are similar, Monster Dash just has a gun and some enemies as well.
It's nice that there will be a demo, even if it is PC based. How come there are never PSP based demos of Minis? Anyway, hopefully others will begin to follow suit. I'm always a little sceptical about buying a mini when I haven't actually played the game before. Thankfully they're generally not TOO expensive, but I'd still rather not waste my money :P
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I think creating a demo is a good idea, but not for minis; as it wouldn't be cost effective for a game so cheap, and would, in the end drive the prices up... I like my mini games with a mini price-tag. ;)
Posted 1 year ago # -
SifJar
MemberiPhone games often have demos, and yet are much cheaper than minis.
Speaking of which, why are iPhone games so much cheaper? For example, Age Of Zombies, a game available for both iPhone and on PSP Minis is I think 59p for iPhone, whereas it is £2.99 or something like that for PSP. I realise Sony charge far more for the SDK than Apple, but would it not make more sense for Sony to reduce development costs and thus allow cheaper Minis? Sorry, for going off-topic, just seemed slightly related when you mentioned price :P
Posted 1 year ago # -
Hi guys!
Everything is still on track with IMR! The game will go live on PSN in North America next Tuesday (Dec 14th), and in EU/AU on Wednesday (Dec 15th).
On Monday the European PlayStation Blog will show as first exclusively in-game trailer and screens of the game. The full game site will go live few hours later and include latest Tuesday afternoon (EU time) a PC demo.
Cheers,
SebastianPosted 1 year ago #
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