Carl Williams writes, "Retro gaming fans probably know the 16-Bit shooter world quite well with titles such as Raiden, Space Megaforce, the Thunder Force series, Axelay and many more. The old saying, they just don’t make them like that anymore comes to mind as I struggle to think of very many recent titles that hearken back to those days. Mikael Tillander has worked to remedy that greavious mistake in current gaming with the release of Twin Tiger Shark for Windows. It is free by the way."
Blaze of Ghost Volta: "OUYA has given us the ability to converse with some tremendous indie developers whose games we would never be able to play without the open source hackability of the android-based platform that OUYA offers. We recently got to sit down with Mikael Tillander, creator of OUYA’s coveted 666th game to release, Twin Tiger Shark, from his Stockholm-based indie development team at Wide Pixel Games. Without further hesitation, let’s dive right into talking about this retro dogfighter that reminds us of the times we cashed in our hard earned dollars for a fistfull of quarters in pursuit of aerial battle."
