GamesRadar - Boulder Dash Rocks

Boulder Dash Rocks - Producer in a box 12-14-07 (Video)

Dec 14, 2007

New games this week for North America (News)

Nov 26, 2007

G4 writes:

"Some might say last week, others the week before that, but for me, there is no competition: This week is the greatest week in games EVER! Mass Effect, you say? Well, how about History Channel: Battle for the Pacific? Super Mario Galaxy? I've got my copy of Space Ace HD right here, waiting for you. That's it, fellas. I'm blowing my holiday pay on these hot titles and maybe I'll pick up a copy of The Tuttles Madcap Misadventures: Starlight Starbright Charity Challenge just to play in my down time. Tell me, how do you compete with that?"

Boulder Dash Rocks (Screenshots)

Aug 6, 2007

Boulder Dash Rocks - hands-on (Preview)

Aug 6, 2007

We've been waiting a long time for the follow-up to 1984's acclaimed Boulder Dash franchise. Well, maybe we didn't know we were waiting, but nonetheless, it showed up in the office, so we decided to see how the game has transitioned from our Apple IIs to the DS. Boulder Dash Rocks, for those who don't remember, is a puzzler that continues the epic saga of the little guy who moves around, collects gems and tries to not get smashed by rocks. He's been modernized and is now a blue alien, and has ...

Boulder Dash-ROCKS! coming to NDS and PSP; First screenshots (News)

Jul 30, 2007

Older gamers will recall the addictive gameplay of Boulder Dash, fitting for casual gaming on the Nintendo DS or Sony PSP. 10TACLE Studios and First Star Software are releasing a sequel developed by Tuna Technologies, with updated graphics for the new handheld gaming generation. The DS version will be the first to arrive in November 2007, with the PSP version scheduled for first quarter 2008.

Boulder Dash heads for handhelds (News)

May 3, 2007

Thursday 3 May 2007 Retro classic Boulder Dash is heading for DS and PSP with the cleverly-titled Boulder Dash Rocks, complete with a new look. Now, although we haven't seen a diamond prospector in the flesh, we don't reckon they look like aliens (see below). Never mind though - at least Rockford's big head will make him look like that classic sprite we used to love on the Spectrum. The first game started life as a home console game in 1984 and was ported to arcades shortly afterwards when the ...