Line Rider 2: Unbound

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Jan 12, 2009

Video Game Bytes: Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories and Line Rider 2: Unbound

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Wii - Line Rider 2: Unbound - Video Game Bytes: Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories and Line Rider 2: Unbound

Washington Times writes:

"Here's an abbreviated look at some multimedia titles for the entire family.

Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories (for PlayStation 2, Square Enix, $29.99) - So why would I bother with a new game for Sony's last-generation console that essentially is a 3-D remake of a 2004 Game Boy Advance title? Because a great story bundled with complex game mechanics and hours of action wins a player's devotion every time."
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May 14, 2008

First Line Rider 2 footage

Wii News | Line Rider 2: Unbound

LittleBigPlanet and Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts are the big user created content-focused games that everyone's talking about, but Line Rider got there first. Physics geeks and people with very few friends have been addicted to the simple PC flash game for years, in which you draw an obstacle course on a blank sheet and set a little man in a physics-controlled loose to slide down it. This is the first version of the ... » Read More

Jan 25, 2007

Line Rider screenshots

Wii News | Line Rider 2: Unbound

Barreling towards your Wii and DS this Spring, Line Rider is an internet flash game with 15 million constituents. It's a game where you draw a line, and your tiny guinea pig glides down that line until he meets his destruction. Oh yes, heathens. Open the mouths located on your eyes and lick upon these Line Rider screenshots. Theyre of the PC version. Wait! You dont know how Mountain-Dewish this game is. Slowly now, move your corneas a little ... » Read More

Dec 20, 2006

Cult net game heads to Wii and DS

Wii News | Line Rider 2: Unbound

Line Rider, the simple internet game that features a little guy on a sled sliding down a slope you've sketched, is coming to DS and Wii in the spring. While you might not recognize the name, you'll know the game because you've probably already played it along with 15 million others gamers since it appeared in September this year. But despite its massive popularity, the idea is a simple one: you draw a line on the screen and a little man in a woolly scarf tears along it until a lump, a bump or ... » Read More

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