Guest Blog: Behemoth Frontman Nergal Says Priest’s Protest Lost Band Top Honors at Video Festival
Nine days ago, Poland death/black metal band, Behemoth, released the EP Ezkaton, which contains the ripping new studio track “Quadosh,” covers of The Ramones’ “I’m Not Jesus” and Master Hammer’s “Jama Pekel,” and three live songs. Check it out for sure, but first check out frontman Nergal’s guest blog about music videos, Behemoth’s victory at a Polish video festival and the force that kept them from winning the grand prize: Yesterday, I was asked by some local journalist if there’s any sens
Extreme has a list of five under-the-radar games that are well worth playing. these games are for Indie developers who have the guts to challenge the conventional and go for the odd and creative. They’re also very easy on the wallet which is great. The five must have games are Braid, Hinterland, World of Goo, Spectromancer and Castle Crashers. You can get a complete mini-review of each of these gems on Extremetech. --- Related Articles at Gaming Today:ExtremeTech Gets a MakeoverExtreme Tech
BIG SALES WEEK FOR THE FACELESS, DIR EN GREY, BEHEMOTH
All is not lost in the world of metal; in fact, this past week brought some nice surprises, along with the usual mish-mash of shitty radio rock bands. Last week’s sales numbers, with our usual sardonic commentary, after the jump. (Hint: look at the tags below, and click “read more” if any of those bands [...]
Microsoft is about "democratize game development" by introducing Community Games as part of the New Xbox Experience launching this Wednesday. The program gives indie console developers a chance to get their XNA coded games into market via digital distribution and…
Were There REALLY Dinosaurs? November 14, 2008 by Robert Parrish [Today we're interviewing Amie Zordel - wife, mother, homeschooler and author of Dinosaurs: Stars of the Show.] Amie Zordel, author, Dinosaurs: Stars of the Show Written By…: Amie, you were inspired to write Dinosaurs: Stars of the Show when your daughter saw the theory of evolution being promoted on a children’s television show. Was it you or your daughter who first said “That’s not right. That isn’t true.” Amie Zordel: Actu
The Behemoth (or The Behemoth Company) is a video game development company that was created in 2002 by John Baez, artist Dan Paladin (aka Synj), and programmers Tom Fulp (the creator of the popular Newgrounds Flash website), Brandon LaCava, and Nick Dryburgh. Dryburgh later left the company. The Behemoth development studio is located in San Diego, California. The company is known for producing simple games with Paladin's signature 2D style.
Their first console game, Alien Hominid, gained critical acclaim by the media and the members of The Behemoth quickly gained status as indie developers focused on bringing old-school styles of video games back into mainstream gaming.
The Behemoth's second game, Castle Crashers, is currently in development.
History
During August 2002, Tom Fulp and Dan Paladin collaborated in creating the Flash game Alien Hominid for Newgrounds. The game has since become extremely popular and generated fourteen million hits and rising. Later in the year, Paladin was working on developing a console video game when co-worker Baez approached him. He was a fan of Alien Hominid and asked Paladin if he was interested in developing the game for consoles. When Baez offered to produce the game, Fulp and Paladin eventually agreed, recruited LaCava and Dryburgh, and formed The Behemoth.
Games
Alien Hominid (2004)(Playstation 2,Gamecube,Xbox,Game Boy Advance)
