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Sportsfriends E3 update

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Hello PlayStation.Blog readers!

I’m here to give you an update on our coming PSN game, Sportsfriends. Here’s a new teaser:

Sportsfriends Teaser from Die Gute Fabrik on Vimeo.

NOTE: Will go public on Monday. For now, password is “sportsfriends”

Last time I posted here, we were still finishing up our Sportsfriends Kickstarter drive. Thanks to some of you, we were successfully funded, and since then we’ve been working on the games!
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Posted on 10 December by Doug Wilson – Producer, Sportsfriends

Final call for Sportsfriends! Support local multiplayer!

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Hi PlayStation fans!

Over the past few weeks, the Sportsfriends designers and I have been posting about the four indie multiplayer games that we’re hoping to bring to PS3 as one action-filled compendium.

Sportsfriends: Super Pole Riders

Noah Sasso told you about BaraBariBall – a carefully balanced fighting game that plays like a stylized mix of Super Smash Brothers and volleyball.

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Posted on 5 December by Doug Wilson – Producer, Sportsfriends

Sportsfriends: Johann Sebastian Joust – screen-free fun for PS Move

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Hello again PlayStation fans!

Last month, I posted about our Kickstarter campaign for Sportsfriends – a compendium of four multiplayer indie games, packaged together. The other three Sportsfriends developers already posted about their games – BaraBariBall, Super Pole Riders, and Hokra.

We need your support to help bring it to PS3, so I want to tell you about the fourth and final Sportsfriends game – my PlayStation Move game, Johann Sebastian Joust.

J.S. Joust is a motion control game for two to seven players. The game isn’t even played with a screen! It’s played using sound, rumble, and the LED light on the Move controllers.

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Posted on 29 November by Ramiro Corbetta – Creator, Hokra

Sportsfriends: Hokra steps into the limelight

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Hello PlayStation Blog readers, I’m Ramiro Corbetta, creator of Hokra, one of the four games that make up Sportsfriends. If you don’t know about Sportsfriends, it’s a compendium of four super fun local multiplayer games that’s coming to PSN in 2013 – check out Noah Sasso’s recent post  for more details. Anyway, today I get to write about my game.

Hokra is a minimalist sports game for two teams of two players. Players score points by holding the balls in the goals of their colour on the corners of the screen. This video I did with Kotaku does a great job of explaining the basics of the game:

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Posted on 21 November by Noah Sasso – Creator of BaraBariBall

Introducing Sportsfriends, an indie multiplayer feast for PS3

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HELLOOO PLAYSTATION BLOG! I’m here to introduce Sportsfriends, Sony’s latest Pub Fund project, following The Unfinished Swan, Dyad and Papo & Yo.

Sportsfriends is a collection of four tense, competitive multiplayer games that, while still in development, have already been played by thousands of gamers around the world. I’m extremely proud to be involved in this exciting project and hope you’ll keep reading and check it out.

Sportsfriends includes the notorious no-graphics physical party game Johann Sebastian Joust, the bombastic four player sport Hokra, Super Pole Riders, from the creator of QWOP, and finally the sport/fighting game hybrid BaraBariBall. There’s plenty to say about all four games – and we’ll feature a separate blog post for each later – but let’s start with my game, BaraBariBall (BBB for short!). (more…)

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