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Games
´Last Flight´ (WiiWare); development status: demo ready
´Troopies series´ (Xbox360, WiiWare, PSP); development status: early stage of production
´Engineering an Empire: Egypt´(DS, PSP, PC); development status: unknown
Undisclosed RPG project (Xbox360, WiiWare); development status: preproduction

Engines
´Cross Engine´(Wii, PC, with Xbox360 and PSP support by the end of the year)
´Black Horse engine´(DS)

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“They gave us the tools we needed and let us run with it. There’s no creative input from Nintendo, only technical input where the game must meet certain standards to ensure it doesn’t brick people’s Wiis. It’s just a godsend for developers who don’t want their ideas compromised. Plus, if the game doesn’t sell well, we can generally shrug it off and begin work on the next one.” – Medaverse lead designer Jesse Lowther

This is really great news to hear. Naturally, you would want ideas to flourish on WiiWare, so by not interfering with the creative process, developers can bring some truly unique content to the service.

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WiiWare

-Hajite! Block Rush (April 21, Agenda, 500pts)
-World of Goo (April 21, Nintendo, 1500pts)

Virtual Console/Arcade

-Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse (FC)
-Phantasy Star (SMS)
-Ninja Gaiden (PCE)
-Starblade (VCA)

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SEGA has already dated the anticipated Wii FPS The Conduit for June 23 in North America. Gamers living in Europe meanwhile, have been left waiting to see when the game would arriving. If SEGA’s own official The Conduit site is to be believed, European gamers will be able to purchase the game on June 26. That’s not too long of a wait, considering it will come out just three days before in North America.


Feel/Ju-on details

Posted on 15 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in News, Wii | 0 comments

There are now some new/old details on the Wii’s new horror title Feel/Ju-on.

– Set in a haunted mansion
– Use Wiimote as flashlight
– Control members of a family
– Walk around mansion
– Encounter various forms of fear
– Game gives you fight level at end of a stage based on Wii remote motions
– Multiplayer mode allows players to control gimmicks that appear


After hearing some rumors from GDC, there was a chance that Wii MotionPlus would ship with a forced sleeve. Then a few official images of the product seemed to reinforce that idea. Don’t worry, however. Gameplayer is reporting that consumers will be able to remove MotionPlus from its glove after all. I suppose it would have been a bit silly if Nintendo would not allow for the peripheral to be removed.

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