Edmonton, Canada, August 07, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Repel attacks from swarms of invaders, earn powerful spells, and gain upgraded arsenals with the release of XGen Studios' hit WiiWare™ title, Defend your ...
Nintendo's WiiWare service just launched in Japan and it's set to debut in America this May. WiiWare has opened up an exciting new retail avenue for third-parties whose games don't show up on ...
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (January 16, 2008) -- XGen Studios Inc., acclaimed developer of browser-based games, revealed today that it is an authorized developer for Wii, Nintendo's home console. XGen ...
Skye Boyes, president of XGen Studios, had this to say about the announcement: We're thrilled to announce that the classic game play enjoyed by millions is coming to your living room in the form of a ...
XGen Studios' last WiiWare title, Defend Your Castle, seems like a long time ago now, but it won't be long before it's gracing our Shop Channel again as it's bringing two titles to WiiWare in the ...
Flash games specialist XGen has been approved as a Nintendo developer, as it announces it's to bring one of its popular franchises to the WiiWare platform. And further fuelling speculation of a March ...
For Kaelyn Boyes, there was no question of what had to be done when her husband died three weeks shy of his 33rd birthday. The spy-comedy video game he had been toiling over for months had to be ...
Having been consistently ranked among the top-selling titles on Nintendo’s WiiWare™ service, Defend Your Castle™ has received recent recognition in the form of a nomination in the 2009 ELAN Awards.
The Alberta, Canada-based company XGen Studios has announced that it has become an authorized Wii developer, undoubtedly tired and hurt from completing the deadly trials set forth by Nintendo. We ...
After being passed over by Microsoft, because they're like stupid or something, the WiiWare platform will soon get its hands on Amanita Design's infinitely charming adventure title Machinarium. The ...
The sudden death of its founder, Skye Boyes, nearly two years ago led his wife, Kaelyn, to step in and take control of his successful indie game shop ...
It’s back to the 1990s for video games. Developer Skye Boyes says the current market is littered with generic shooters, which is why his company, Edmonton’s XGen Studios, is looking to the adventure ...
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