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By rss@youtube.com (SuperPhillip32) This lively brass-filled funkadelic frolic comes from the rather terrific de Blob video game for Wii. The game sold well according to the publisher, THQ, so I look forward to seeing a sequel somewhere down the line. The music was great in the fact that as the town became more colorful, the mus...

By rss@youtube.com (WiiloveitTV) De Blob Wii | THQ | Out Now A mischievous and unlikely hero, only de Blob can flip, bounce and smash his way past the all-powerful I.N.K.T. Corporation to ignite a revolution and save Chroma City from a future without colour. Battle against massive tank battalions, speedy I.N.K.T. racers and elite I...

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Hogeschool van de Kunsten's The Blob (made into a console title by THQ as De Blob), and early USC/ThatGameCompany (Flower) title Cloud. ...

Ein neues Video zu 'de Blob' vom THQ Gamer's Day. gameswelt.de

 OH de Blob first came to live as a simple looking freeware PC title created by university students in the Netherlands. After it got some notice on the Internet, THQ picked up the rights to the game for console versions and later decided to launch the game ...

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 Ny Also in the presentation, THQ promised a continued emphasis on its popular wrestling and fighting franchises, as well as more games from developers Kaos Studios (Frontlines), Juice Games (Juiced) and Blue Tongue (de Blob and the upcoming Marvel Super ...

But THQ does have a lot going for it. New licensed games from Viacom’s Nickelodeon are shipping this week, a new Red Faction game is on the way, along with the brand new WWE IP Legends of Wrestlemania, original wholly owned properties like de Blob and ...

By Mike Fahey de Blob, developed by Blue Tongue and published by THQ was released on released on Sept. 22 for the Wii. Retails for $49.99. Completed all levels to at least 90%, mucked about with multiplayer modes, and spent a great deal of time in the free paint mode.

By Leigh Alexander My Kotaku Tower compatriots have taken THQ's upcoming Wii exclusive De Blob for a paint-spattered spin in the past, but after giving it a try today during the publisher's Fall 08 and holiday preview event, I thought I'd add my own impressions of the single-player mode to the mix.

By supadupagama THQ has announced de Blob (The Blob), is currently in development exclusively for the Wii and Nintendo DS, and scheduled to spread color and fun to gamers worldwide in February 2008. Developed for the Wii by THQ’s Australia-based studio, Blue Tongue Entertainment, and Nintendo DS by THQ...