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PixelJunk 4am cover

2012 · Q-Games · Indie · Rhythm

PixelJunk 4am

PlayStation exclusive

From the crazy, ambient, mellow world which only exists within the mind of renowned artist and musician Baiyon, PixelJunk 4am reflects a huge departure from previous PixelJunk titles by putting the power of creation directly into your fingertips. Mix tracks, experiment with audio effects, and stream live to your friends over the PlayStationNetwork by using 4am’s unique Virtual Audio Canvas to control your composition with the PlayStationMove’s full range of motion. PixelJunk 4am, Q-Games’ first Move title, gives you the power to make breathtaking music and visuals and perform live to the world. This is the PlayStation Move killer app you’ve been waiting for.

Released
15 May 2012
Platforms
PlayStation 3
Genres
IndieRhythm
Developers
Q-Games
Publishers
Q-Games
Series
PixelJunk
Perspective
Auditory
Themes
Educational
Country
Japan
Age ratings
CERO APEGI 3ESRB E
Composers
Baiyon

About

PixelJunk 4am, formerly called PixelJunk Lifelike, is a music video game developed by Q-Games for the PlayStation 3. It is an installment in the PixelJunk series and the last to be a collaboration with Sony Computer Entertainment. PixelJunk 4am makes use of the PlayStation Move controller to visualize included music (by Baiyon) and users' own music. The first trailer was released in September 2010.

Keywords

  • abstract
  • playstation network
  • digital distribution
  • music and rhythm
  • platform exclusive
  • playstation trophies
  • 60 fps on consoles
  • playstation move support
  • music creation
  • synaesthesia
  • tokyo game show 2010

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The articlegameplay, story, development, reception

Reception

PixelJunk 4am received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic.

Releases by platformdates and regions as published

PlatformReleasedRegions
PlayStation 315 May 2012North America · Europe 16 May 2012 · Japan 5 June 2012

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