Here's a two-in-one treat for you. We've got the interview on PixelJunk Eden's musician artist and director, plus news on the game's soundtrack. Find out more after the jump.

Tired of getting your backside handed to you on a platter in Q-Games' PixelJunk titles? If the difficulty curve is just a tad too hard for you, don't worry. It looks like things may soon become easier. Q-Games producer Dylan Cuthbert has confirmed that patches are on the way for PixelJunk Monsters and PixelJunk Eden.

Sony has updated their official site with new details regarding Q-Games' latest installment in the PixelJunk series, PixelJunk Eden. One interesting detail that cropped up in the fact sheet is that the game will carry support for trophies - a feature that's rumored to be in the PS3's firmware 2.40 update. Details are available in the full article.

We gave you a heads up last March about an upcoming PixelJunk Monsters expansion pack, and now it's actually hitting the shelves this week. Over at the PlayStation Blog, Sony Computer Entertainment of America (SCEA) has released more details for PixelJunk Monsters Encore. Click read more to see just what this expansion pack offers.

As Echochrome and flOw have indicated, a lot of PSN titles can make for a good translation into the PSP. Now, if you're wondering why there hasn't been any similar moves to bring PixelJunk Monsters over to the handheld, you may want to listen in on Dylan Cuthbert's explanation over in the full article.

If you enjoyed Q-Games' PixelJunk Racers and PixelJunk Monsters, there are more reasons to be happy. The indie developer from Japan revealed two new PixelJunk titles for the Sony PlayStation 3. Find out what they are by heading to the full article.

Enjoying PixelJunk Monsters on the PlayStation 3? If you are, you're part of a very large crowd. The game's become so popular that Q-Games is set to come out with an expansion pack. More details in the full article.

From the developers that brought us PixelJunk Racer, comes a new tower-defense game, PixelJunk Monsters. The launch of the game is next week, but there are no specific date yet as to when it will be exactly released.

To give you guys a preview of what the game is like, here are some screenshots and even a gameplay video from Q-Games' Dylan Cuthbert. Check out the details of the game after the jump!

An interview with Q-Games' chief of technology James McLaren reveals some interesting details on Gaia - the PS3's new music visualizer's name - such as its origins, its inspiration from NASA, and the studio's future project plans. More at the full article.

Back in the day, the difference between 8-bit and 16-bit machines can already be considered a jump from one generation to another. Today, some people will complain if a character model in a next-gen console doesn't have millions more pixels than the last game they touched. However, as most of us know, eye-bleeding graphics don't equate to high-quality games; developer Q-Games is aware of that, and decided to go back to 2D when things were simple.

Q-Games President and Executive Producer Dylan Cuthbert gathered a team just to create games reminiscent to the quirky style of ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 titles. Their latest entry for PSN is PixelJunk Racers, which Cuthbert is very proud of.

On the Official PlayStation Blog, Cuthbert defined their upcoming game as "a quirky little slot car style racing game with lots of weird rules and conditions." Find out how weird exactly by watching the video below.

 

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