Fresh off the Frima Studios website are some very promising looking screenshot of the upcoming PSP Minis game Zombie Tycoon. The game play screenshots look to back up Frimas promise of a quirky and funny gaming experience.
Discuss the "Zombie Tycoon: New Gameplay and Cut-Scene Screenshots" post below.
I'm really looking forward to this game. It seems to be in-line with my sense of humor and doesn't take itself too seriously. As long as the actual game mechanics hold water, this should be a day-one buy for me.
Here's some new details/screens for Zombie Tycoon
http://worthplaying.com/article/2009/10/14/news/69351/
It looks like they will be the 1st title to launch for Minis using the Vicious Engine. After seeing how powerful this engine was in Dead Head Fred, I'm even more interested in this title now.
Maybe this deserves a post on the front page Chris? Any chance of getting an interview with the folks at Frima Studios?
Thanks for the link David. We will see if we can get an interview with Firma Studios.
sp3c
Member
bump!!!!
just got this little gem and first of all, the guys at frima should punch the guy that came up with the title in the balls twice ... I'm actually convinced that you're losing sales because of it.
I mean it says tycoon so I automatically think rollercoasters of boredom annoying complaining customers and more actually work then my boss gives me ... not Realtime Strategic Zombie madness :D
I would never have bought it untill somebody I trust told me to buy it :D
second of all this game is awesome!!!
best mini I've played so far and probably one of the few mini's that doesn't make me think 'hey, this would be great on a cellphone' or 'damn, for that kinda money I could've had some Doner Kebab'
good job Frima studios, can't wait to see what you guys are up to nowadays :D
@sp3c
I know its a amazing minis, but this is a really old thread :) Why dont you go to the rating poll thing I set up and rate it a 10?
What I got out of this revitalized, long-dormant thread: the PSPMinis.com forum has lost a whole lot of its initial participants. Who now here besides Carson joined the site in 2009?
FYI, the longest period a thread was dormant before it got bumped, that I've come across, was an AtariAge.com forum thread where someone posted after it had not had any activity in nearly 8 years.
me, carson and chris are the oldest members. I joined in january 2010.
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