Phil Stortzum of SuperPhillip Central writes, "We celebrate hump day with a brand-new interview for you to enjoy. Pixel Toys is a relatively new indie developer who recently released Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo, a platformer for the Nintendo eShop. Today I speak with Andy Wafer of Pixel Toys about how the studio was born, why Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo is a game Nintendo 3DS owners should look into, working with Nintendo, and a multitude of other topics."
"In line with Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo's temporary (and significant) price drop, we reached out to Pixel Toys to learn just how successful their game has been since its launch several months ago."
oprainfall writes:
"You’ve probably never heard of developer Pixel Toys. That’s because they have only released one game: Super Little Acorns. The game is a platformer that first appeared on iOS devices last year. This year, they made an enhanced version called Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo (a title I’m sure our Podcast hosts would find favor with). The game includes challenge stages as well as a Turbo Mode, neither of which is in the iOS version. So, along with all the new additions, is the game worth buying?"
Mini Fortress writes:
"Little Acorns was released for iOS devices back in February 2012, but Team Pesky and Pixel Toys have given it a super, 3D, turbo upgrade that can be found exclusively on the Nintendo eShop. Released back in April of this year, Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo is a massive upgrade of the iOS title published by Chillingo. While there have been plenty of additions, Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo still sees you playing as Mr. Nibbles."
