I'd say de Blob was one of the few games of recent years that really demanded a second chance. There were some great ideas in the 2008 Wii platform game, and the 2011 follow-up builds on almost all of ...

THQ is rapidly gearing up for the September launch of its artistic Wii platformer, de Blob -- one of our most anticipated third-party efforts for Nintendo's console. The title, which is being created ...

PS3 and Xbox 360 owners who are not familiar with the wildly fun and entertaining “de Blob” franchise will have a chance to get in on the action this coming February with the release of “de Blob 2.” ...

When reviewing games it is important to remember that certain games are catered to a specific demographic. So while you won’t find many of the hardcore FPS gamers playing a game that features a ...

One of the more surprising titles to land on the Nintendo Wii was de Blob, a cutesy and family-friendly platforming title from the team over at THQ Nordic that first released back in 2008. It wasn't a ...

It seems like games which involve tilting to roll a ball around the screen are the way to go when it comes to creating iPhone and iPod Touch software. Between Super Monkey Ball, Labyrinth, Spore ...

Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen the releases of quite a few major titles. Whether you’re a fan of first-person shooters like Killzone 3 and Bulletstorm or fighting games like Marvel vs. Capcom 3, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The blob known as Blob made his debut in de Blob when it landed on the Wii in 2008, introducing the world to a funky new hero whose ability to absorb ...

Working on the DualShockers staff as both an editor and community manager since late 2009, François is absolutely no stranger to the videogame industry. He is a graduate from the City College of New ...

The best games are often those that don't need to bulk out their premise with weak secondary mechanics. THQ's de Blob for Wii wasn't the best game in the world, but the idea at its heart is timelessly ...

One of the cheapest review tactics of all time is the old 'cut and shut' technique: in the struggle to eloquently sum up the merits of a particular product, the hard-pressed critic resorts to ...