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*''[[Godzilla: Smash3]]'' (2014) | *''[[Godzilla: Smash3]]'' (2014)<!-- | ||
== The Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy == | == The Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy == | ||
Pipeworks is best known by fans for their trilogy of Godzilla 3D Arena Brawlers for the PS2, Gamecube, Xbox and Wii. Dubbed the Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy, these games are fighting games focused on some of the most iconic kaiju from the Godzilla series at the time. The trilogy consists of ''[[Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee]]'' , ''[[Godzilla: Save the Earth]],'' and ''[[Godzilla: Unleashed]]'' (Pipeworks only developed the Wii and PS2 versions of Unleashed. | Pipeworks is best known by fans for their trilogy of Godzilla 3D Arena Brawlers for the PS2, Gamecube, Xbox and Wii. Dubbed the Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy, these games are fighting games focused on some of the most iconic kaiju from the Godzilla series at the time. The trilogy consists of ''[[Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee]]'' , ''[[Godzilla: Save the Earth]],'' and ''[[Godzilla: Unleashed]]'' (Pipeworks only developed the Wii and PS2 versions of Unleashed. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
*[https://www.pipeworks.com/ Official website] | *[https://www.pipeworks.com/ Official website] | ||
*[https://www.instagram.com/pipeworksstudio/ Instagram account] | *[https://www.instagram.com/pipeworksstudio/ Instagram account] | ||
*[https://www.pipeworks.com/making-the-godzilla-trilogy/ 2023 "The Making of the Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy" retrospective, interviewing developers Dan Duncalf, Dan White, and Simon Strange] | *[https://www.pipeworks.com/making-the-godzilla-trilogy/ 2023 "The Making of the Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy" retrospective, interviewing developers Dan Duncalf, Dan White, and Simon Strange] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:56, 27 April 2024
Pipeworks is a video game development studio based in Eugene, Oregon. They are most notable for their mass assortment of licensed video game titles, most notably their series of 3D Godzilla fighting games published by Atari and released throughout the 2000's.
Selected games
- Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee (2002)
- Godzilla: Save the Earth (2004)
- Rampage: Total Destruction (2006)
- Godzilla: Unleashed (2007) [Wii and PS2 versions]
- Godzilla: Smash3 (2014)
Links
- Official website
- Instagram account
- 2023 "The Making of the Pipeworks Godzilla Trilogy" retrospective, interviewing developers Dan Duncalf, Dan White, and Simon Strange
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