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New NES Game From Former Elite Beat Agents Devs Looks Totally Bananas
Like, literally.Work3 Studio, a new development team comprised of former Elite Beat Agents and Osu! Tatakae Ouendan! devs, has announced that it is working on a brand-new NES game, which is set to bring some monkey-based puzzling to real hardware (thanks for the heads up, VGC).Banana Bash! is a single-screen arcade-style puzzler being built on a massive 4-megabit cartridge — "one of the largest ever for the NES," the team claims. It looks part Pac-Man, part sliding block puzzle, with its primate protagonist swinging across the stages to avoid enemies and pick up fruit.Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Like, literally.
Work3 Studio, a new development team comprised of former Elite Beat Agents and Osu! Tatakae Ouendan! devs, has announced that it is working on a brand-new NES game, which is set to bring some monkey-based puzzling to real hardware (thanks for the heads up, VGC).
Banana Bash! is a single-screen arcade-style puzzler being built on a massive 4-megabit cartridge — "one of the largest ever for the NES," the team claims. It looks part Pac-Man, part sliding block puzzle, with its primate protagonist swinging across the stages to avoid enemies and pick up fruit.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
