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Wednesday, September 2, 2009


Some major news if you've been following the development of Derek Yu's Spelunky for a while now. The official site for Spelunky was revealed to the public today, and with it comes the release of version 1.0 of Spelunky for Windows.

Derek also announces that Spelunky will be coming out on the Xbox Live Arcade download service sometime in 2010. The XBLA version isn't just a straight port - fans can expect new graphics, audio, and even bonus features (additional items, monsters, special modes and achievements) not found in the Windows version.

Not to worry, long-time fans of the free PC version. The Windows build will still be available as a free download and continues to be supported by the author even after the release of Spelunky on the XBLA.

Get all the info you need from Spelunky World, and check out the forums while you are there.

Comments

This is the greatest news of today.

Gosh...

This is awesome news. Congrats Derek!

Great news! But I wonder what are these mysterious bonus features?

I'll get it.... but I never liked playing Spelunky with a controller.. I tried, with one hooked up to my PC, and the keyboard was much nicer.

Still, I love Spelunky so much, I'll have to get the XBLA version.

Bugger, the game won't work for me. Everything beyond X1 resolution clamps the view and my gamepad is not recognized...

this made my day. awesome.

I loves Spelunky but i don't known how playable using the xbox360 controller.

I've played it a bit using the Xbox 360 Controller and I found that it works surprisingly well. It takes some getting used to and might ultimately be not quite as precise as using the keyboard. But, I don't think it should be a concern at all considering the XBLA version.

PSN is a dream, right?

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