The recently released Incredible Machine Megapack is now on sale at 25% off over the Holidays! This includes most of the original Incredible Machine titles and is set up to run on modern machines with ease. The titles “The Even More Incredible Machine” (includes The Incredible Machine with new puzzles), “The Incredible Machine 3″ (Windows compatibly “The Incredible Machine 2″ with new interface and enhanced graphics), “Return of the Incredible Machine Contraptions” and “The Incredible Machine - Even More Contraptions”. As a bonus it also includes a digital download soundtrack! Makes a great gift, so if you haven’t already go pick it up now over at Good Old Games!
Founded in 2008 by veteran independent game developers Jeff Tunnell and Rick Overman, PushButton Labs is “a company by us and for us”. The mission behind PushButton Labs is refreshingly simple; “Make great products with people that we want to work with, and have fun doing it.” PushButton Labs is committed to developing the highest quality web and game technologies, communities, and most importantly great games.
December 8, 2009
Ben on 2010 FGSummit Advisory Board
PushButton Labs attended the 2009 Flash Game Summit (put on by Mochi Media) and we must be making an impression around the Flash Community as Ben will be serving on the 2010 advisory board! Mochi Media will once again be putting on the one day conference in March right before the traditional Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. Early Bird Registration is once again open at $99.00 a ticket. You can read the full press release announcing the second installment of the FGS by clicking read more.
November 5, 2009
Jeff Interviewed on IGN
Jeff was recently interviewed on IGN.com about being the “not-on-purpose” grandfather of the Survival Horror genre. He talks about his work on Project Firestart and beyond:
It wasn’t until 1986 that Jeff Tunnell began the journey that would make him the unwitting father of the modern survival horror game – an achievement that has gone widely overlooked in the years since. As the co-founder of Dynamix, Tunnell is better known for classics like The Incredible Machine and The Adventures of Willy Beamish, but it was Project Firestart on the Commodore 64 that would prove to be one of his most difficult and most significant accomplishments.
Check out the full article, IGN Presents the History of Survival Horror over at IGN, it’s a good read. The interview with Jeff starts at the bottom of the very first page!
