Four titles are lined up for release “over the next several months” and include some developers that are quite exciting. The Odd Gentlemen, the team behind The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom, are bringing a game called Dueling Gentlemen to Home. Also, The Peanut Gallery, who entertained thousands last week with pOnd and their student title Spectre a few months ago, are dropping Minor Battle into the new partnership. Codename have developed a game called Super Awesome Mountain RPG and lastly Lazy 8 Studios have created a multiplayer version of Cogs to throw into the arena.

Altogether this further solidifies Sony’s interest in the indie marketplace on top of last month’s Joe Danger and the pending release of Slam Bolt Scrappers down the line. Microsoft may have it’s own channel, but Sony’s the one making the forward strides.

While the current headline reads “teaming with indies,” we as gamers can only hope the future will read “teeming with indies.”

Mike has kicked off the week by getting our LIMBO review up along with an excessively detailed walkthrough and achievement guide. When the game drops on Wednesday, make sure you come right back to get through the toughest puzzles in the game and get to the finish.

Personally, I’ve been busy travelling, but that didn’t keep me from checking out the fantastic new interviews that Dejobaan Games have been throwing up on their new website Indie Superstar. Their articles are a great look at the inside of the indie gaming world FROM the inside of the indie gaming world, so I suggest you start keeping an eye on their progress.

Did you guys all get a chance to play pOnd last week? The problem with writing about pOnd is that you inherently spoil the fact that there is a surprise at the end by simply telling people to go play the game and keep playing the game. Surprise-expectant or not, I still suggest you take a look at the game.

Our latest podcast was quite good, if a bit long. Mike joined us this time around and we dug into a lot of issues and altogether stayed interesting for over an hour. If you haven’t already make sure you subscribe to our iTunes feed.

I think that’s all that’s on my mind in the indie gaming world for the moment. I’m off to go find some giant sea turtles and secretly pine away at the fact I don’t get to play LIMBO until I get home from vacation.