LittleBear
says: The second mouse gets the cheese.
Welcome to the2bears
What can you find here? You can find my games and read about their development (click the images on the left).
I also write a lot about indie shooters, mobile games, and just about any game with a unique style. I also write about devices, especially ones that can connect to networks in some way. In fact, I really love connecting devices to networks.
There's even a little about connecting devices to networks to play games, which I have done a lot of. Mostly, though, you will find lots of links to games. Some are good, some are great, and some are downright bad. That's the fun of exploring. You can also find out more About Me.
News to share? Want to show off a game? Email me: wrs((at))the2bears((dot))com15.05.12
Heaven Variant
I saw mention of Heaven Variant over at PixelProspector’s site. Very Einhänder-esque as he says. Unfortunately no demo yet, but this is great to see.
09.05.12
Redux: Dark Matters
Redux: Dark Matters is looking for funding over at Kickstarter. Interesting test for the funding of a shmup. I hope it succeeds, I liked the original Dux a fair bit. Which reminds me, I need to fix the laser on my Dreamcast. iOS version as well it seems.
18.03.12
Robofish
Sparkrift sent me a review code for Robofish, their dual-stick shooter with customizable weapons. Since it’s available on the XBox Indie Games Channel, and I don’t have an XBox 360, I’d like to try something new. If anyone is interested in doing a guest review that I can post here, I’d like to pass on the review code to them. Email me: wrs at the2bears dot com.
04.03.12
Life Simulating Life
failrate passed on this incredible video of Conway’s Life simulating itself. This is pretty amazing, even if you sort of knew it was possible.
23.02.12
Waves – Birthday Sale!
Rob Hale of Squid in a Box sent an email advertising that Waves is 50% off until March 1st. That’s a great price, only $5.
Now, Rob tries to pretend that he’s an old curmudgeon in his email, but I’m not falling for it. As he’s now 30, all I can say is, “Happy Birthday, Kid!” 
Seriously, though, a great opportunity to get the game at a good price and help out an indie developer while doing it.
