Joystiq: "For that cross-section of the PSP audience that likes both PixelJunk Monsters and tangible objects, Q-Games’s Dylan Cuthbert has announced a UMD release of PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe, due to launch in North America at "participating retail outlets" on April 27 for $19.99. The tower defense title has been available digitally since last fall."
Dylan Cuthbert says that an official announcement is coming soon regarding PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap after its existence was leaked by the ESRB on Friday.
Dylan Cuthbert says that PixelJunk Shooter could be the fastest-selling game yet from his company.
Dylan Cuthbert of Q-Games reveals that the slight delay for PixelJunk Shooter in Japan was due to Final Fantasy XIII.
Dylan Cuthbert of Q-Games gives his opinion on game sharing.
Dylan Cuthbert of Q-Games revealed the first screenshots in addition to some small details for PixelJunk 1-4.
After interviewing Q Games President Dylan Cuthbert about PixelJunk Eden, G4tv.com hit him up on some questions with a franchise he helped create for Nintendo – Star Fox. As most Star Fox fans would agree, there were few Star Fox titles worth playing: Star Fox, Star Fox 64, and Star Fox Command. Not surprisingly, Cuthbert was involved in the creation of all three.
Since the release of Star Fox Command on the Nintendo DS, there hasn’t been a Star Fox title for quite a while. Considering the fact that there hasn’t been a Star Fox title released on the Wii so far, most would believe that this year will be the year where Fox McCloud will climb into his Arwing for his first Wii Star Fox voyage.
So will Cuthbert and Q Games be at the helm? Not likely….