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In another small bit of news, Raylight Studios has announced today they have officially become a GameCube developer. The company, based in Italy, has worked on Game Boy Advance games like R-Type III: The Third Lightning and Wings. Raylight has become known for it's Blue Roses GBA development technology that creates innovative and 3D graphics for the handheld. They also have license as an independent Xbox developer. Raylight was founded in April 2000 and became an official Game Boy and Game Boy Color developer because of a "Rally" demo. We will try to bring you the first information on any of Raylight's GameCube games.
I'd wait for Ikaragu - it promises to be a top-notch shoot-em-up.
A GameCube update of R-Type could be seriously, seriously blitz
this is probably the...
MEGATON!!!
MEGATON!!!
*Sees it as a White flag*
*Shocked again*
*Shocked again*
Im so excited......
*waves flag*
*stops*
*waves flag*
*stops*
In another small bit of news, Raylight Studios has announced today they have officially become a GameCube developer. The company, based in Italy, has worked on Game Boy Advance games like R-Type III: The Third Lightning and Wings. Raylight has become known for it's Blue Roses GBA development technology that creates innovative and 3D graphics for the handheld. They also have license as an independent Xbox developer. Raylight was founded in April 2000 and became an official Game Boy and Game Boy Color developer because of a "Rally" demo. We will try to bring you the first information on any of Raylight's GameCube games.