Flash game aficionados are likely jubilant at the recent release of Line Rider 2 Unbound for the DS, and for good reason. Line Rider 2 Unbound takes everything that was great about the flash game Line ...

The deceptively simple Line Rider started as a free Flash game. It was able to move beyond restrictions, such as not having a tangible goal or even the ability to save your hard-earned work, and ...

I don't normally get terribly excited about phone games, but hearing that inXile is porting LineRider over to them makes me positively giddy. The Internet fave will, eventually, land on the Wii and DS ...

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At first glimpse, it looks like a silly scrawl. But don’t let that fool you — Line Rider is becoming one of the most popular flash games on the web. Part Jackass stunt, part physics lesson, Line Rider ...

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - March 20, 2007 - inXile entertainment and mobile game publisher In-Fusio announced today an agreement for the development and distribution of a new mobile version of the hugely ...

Every so often geek-kind will conjure up a piece of genius that takes the Internet by storm. In the late 90s it was Xiao Xiao (Stickman), then the Hampster dance [sic] and the Happy Tree Friends. It's ...

This is the year of previously free Flash games being enhanced and packaged for retail. N+ is already available, and now Line Rider 2: Unbound is making the rounds to the DS, Wii, and PC. The original ...

Line Rider, a bona fide net game phenom, is soon making the full transition to traditional gaming platforms -- but along the way, Line Rider has stopped over at mobile, courtesy of publisher In-Fusio.

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