Atlus Brings out a Non-Boxed Game

Their first DLC game, this is from waffleJohn, who says "Hi" and thought since we all love Atlus so much we might be interested in this.

So, droppers at the top of the screen drip incessantly, slowly at first, then increasing in rate as you continue to play.  At the bottom of the screen are collectors intended to catch the dropping droplitz before they meet their gravity-induced demise. 

http://atlus.com/droplitz/home.php

XBL, PSN and mobile platforms. 

Oh and on the topic of Atlus games, I just picked this up, some of you may want to check it out:

http://www.atlus.com/tokyobeatdown/ 

Surprised to see Atlus publishing a downloadable game.  You'd think developers would be able to get their work online without the aid of a publisher like Atlus. 

Still, it's nice to see Atlus trying something new.  

Surprised to see Atlus publishing a downloadable game.  You'd think developers would be able to get their work online without the aid of a publisher like Atlus. 

Still, it's nice to see Atlus trying something new.  

Mathurin47

Blitz Arcade probably doesn't have enough name recognition to pull it off. And Blitz Games' previous products... don't really inspire much confidence. But if you've got a name like Atlus behind your game, it does help give it a bit more credibility.:)

Hmm, so they were the ones behind those Burger King games...Mathurin47

Those games were not so bad, consiering what they could have been.  But yeah, add a dash of hesitation. 

[QUOTE="Mathurin47"]Hmm, so they were the ones behind those Burger King games...aspro73

Those games were not so bad, consiering what they could have been.  But yeah, add a dash of hesitation. 

I'll only be hesitent if I don't see pics of the King jumping out with flame broiled goodness in these games!