Eric Nofsinger, High Voltage Software Chief Creative Officer on patching in Conduit 2…

“Well, it allows us to do patching now, and in the immediate future. Our goal is to be able to resolve any foreseeable problems through beta testing phase, but it does give us the ability to go back and resolve any significant issues that might pop up. As with any multiplayer game, things can get a bit dicey; when players are able to find exploits, or more significant issues where a small number of players engage in hacking or glitching, it can disrupt the experience for other gamers. Then it’s a good idea to have a system in place where you can do your best to circumvent some of those issues.”

Nofsinger on the possibility of DLC…

“We’d like to, but it really depends on sales. We’re currently just focused on the retail game itself, but we are certainly thinking about DLC in the future.”

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October is a massive month for gaming and, as a result, this list is twice as long as it usually is. And this is only a small fraction of the games being released on the Wii and DS this month. Want to see this month’s biggest releases? Read on for more info on Kirby, katanas and keytars.

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– Control one of eight legendary characters
– Jaws, Oddjob, Baron Samedi, Dr. No, Scaramanga, Red Grant, Rosa Klebb and Blofeld.
– Players respawns as a random character from the legends list when they die
– All legends might be playing at once since 8 players can participate online
– Can unlock the mode right away if you buy the Classic Controller bundle (one-time code comes with it)
– Players can unlock it if they have the regular game by reaching level 35 in online multiplayer

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Comparisons: Star Fox 64 3D vs. Star Fox 64 (N64), Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D vs. Resident Evil 5 (Xbox 360), The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS vs. N64 / Gamecube, Ridge Racer 3DS vs. Ridge Racer 2 (PSP), Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition vs. SSF IV (Xbox 360), Mario Kart 3DS vs. Mario Kart Wii

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