We will put the game on stop, till we recieve the promised beta tests from the “volunteers” who wanted to help. Probably they were just greedy about the beta.

We’ve handed out two betas to people who seemed reliable, non of them were comming up with the promised beta test yet. This is pretty much disappointing…

Updates might not occour that regular anymore.

MK2k ( http://www.mk2k.net/serendipity/ ) who has already ported a bunch of games to the PSP, is highly interested in porting the final of “Giana’s Return” for all Playstation Portable useres out there.
Aren’t those excellent news? The list of people who are willing to port to certain platforms are steadily growing :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNWDl9jZjwg

No further comment :D
Beside, THANKS MULLE! ;)

Considering we recieve a new beta from our coder Monday night, our Beta-Tester Mulle will do few new videos on Tuesday. If everything goes straight everything should be up by Wednesday.

We got someone testing the latest Win32 development build (5th June 2008) running on Linux (Ubuntu v8.04) using WINE v0.9.59 and it has been reported to work perfect, even with sound!

Our music artist Alexander Oldemeier (Op3rator) has completly declared two tracks as final, this means that those two tracks are going to our mastering guy Scythoior. He will mix the tracks into radio-lengt tracks, means the track will be time extended to match the lenght of commercial music

… our beta tester Mulle will lay hands on it during the next week. We are waiting to have the recent changed integrated into a new beta. He also might do a video, depending on his schedule.

All 8 levels of the “Desert World” are of medium to high difficulty, you need to do a lot of careful jumps and overall everything is adjusting difficulty wise.

ZodTTD has showed interest in making a port of Giana’s Return to the iPhone once it’s done. Of course this will depend on his schedule and on the public demand.