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Nigoro, a division of Asterizm Co., today announced an all-new remade LA-MULANA, co-developed and published by Nicalis, Inc., to appear on WiiWare in late 2009. The original Windows version was inspired by the action-adventure games of the 1980s a visual style indicative of that era. In contrast, the all-new remake of LA-MULANA features stunning new graphics and gameplay.
Sealed since long ago the ruins of LA-MULANA are yours to explore. Assume the role of famed archeologist, Dr. Lemeza Kosugi and uncover the remains of an ancient civilization, the origin of man and all life as we know it. Developed in conjunction with Nicalis, Inc. the re-imagined LA-MULANA features a robust all-new game engine built specifically for LA-MULANA with vibrant hand-drawn artwork, original audio and special effects not seen in the original—which used a limited 16-color palette.
Videos
Wii Sports Resort TV Spot
EA Sports – Authentic Sports Motion Spot
Metroid Prime Trilogy – Teaser
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 1 Info Video
Daisy Fuentes Pilates – The 100 Exercise
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs – Josh Peck
The Conduit – Concept Art/Drudge Design
Spore Hero Arena – Enter the Arena Video
The Three Musketeers: One for All! Video
Nostalgia Info Video
Digest Video
Demos (Expire 5/2)
Fossil Fighters Cleaning Demo
Mega Man Star Force 3 CrimsonMeteor Battle Card
Knights in the Nightmare Tutorial Demo
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
Classic Word Games
Personal Trainer: Cooking Mac & Cheese Demo
– First level comprised of mini stages
– Swap characters in between stages
– Bouncer -> slow, brute
– Stinger -> average
– Clandestine -> swift ninja
– First boss throws cars, shoots bullets, punches
– Point at screen to make semi-visible crates appear so that you can regain health
– Motion controls for team attacks
– 2 player game, with or without a friend (computer takes over if there is only one player)
Thanks to _Contra_ for the news tip!
Just a few weeks ago, Nintendo released an update to the “Nintendo Channel” in Japan. However, since that time, the upgrade hasn’t been made available anywhere else. One would think that the Big N would be considering its release outside of Japan since there are some enjoyable features in the new version. But it looks like we’ll have to wait awhile to receive the update – that is, if it ever comes out anywhere else. We asked Nintendo about the update and a representative noted, “We don’t have anything to announce about its availability in other territories.”