We chat with the CEO behind the potentially genre-defining new game Busy Scissors, and why hairstylists should be excited. Full fabulous interview by Brittany Vincent.
A disappointing hairstyling sim that focuses too much on the busy part, and not nearly enough on the scissors. Full review by Brittany Vincent.
It's the first week of November and online retailer Amazon.com shows 132 new video games and video game-related items coming out this week. While a good percentage of that 132 is the same title just on different platforms, that's still a pretty good amount of newness. GamerTVNetwork isn't going to go over each and every one of this week's new released but those that truly stand out will get at least a mention. Hopefully, this article can help you separate the signal from the noise so you don't get caught with a shovel in one hand and a tissue in the other. Consider this list to be a forecast much like the weather segment in your local televised newscast.
New publisher Little Orbit teams up with stylists Redken for professional salon game.
Wii and DS owners will soon be able to get their hands on the first game to be made by a hairdresser.
Busy Scissors will be published in North America by new US publisher Little Orbit, with Namco Bandai Partners distributing the game in Europe this October.
