Zombieland Double Tap – Roadtrip boxart
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Amazon has posted the boxart for Zombieland Double Tap – Roadtrip. We’ve included the game’s packaging image above.
You can pre-order Zombieland Double Tap – Roadtrip here.
Zombieland: Double Tap – Road Trip heading to Switch
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GameMill Entertainment today announced Zombieland: Double Tap – Road Trip, a new game inspired by the story, characters, humor and horror of the Zombieland and Zombieland: Double Tap movies. It is being developed by The Conduit creator High Voltage Software.
Here’s what we know about Zombieland: Double Tap – Road Trip thus far:
Nintendo planned to work with High Voltage on a water-focused robot shooter for Wii U, but leaks caused it to be cancelled
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During the Wii era, High Voltage was a prominent name that often came up when talking about core titles on the console. The studio developed The Conduit series, and had at one point planned another gritty shooter in the form of The Grinder.
Taking notice of High Voltage’s work and commitment to its platforms, Nintendo reached out to the team in hopes of working together on a new shooter for Wii U. Did You Know Gaming? and Liam Robertson have today revealed details about the project, which was ultimately cancelled following a leak.
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Video: A look into what happened with the once-hyped Wii title The Grinder
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During the Wii era, High Voltage Software really made a name for itself. Third-person shooters and mature titles weren’t overly prevalent on the system, so the studio wanted to step in and fill the void. High Voltage saw some success with The Conduit, but had also promised another Wii shooter that never saw the day of light – that being The Grinder.
Liam Robertson and Unseen64 have taken a deep dive into the history of the first-person horror shooter and its development, including why it was eventually cancelled. You can watch the full report below.
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Lots of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 3DS footage
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High Voltage working on 3DS version of The Amazing Spider-Man 2
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High Voltage Software, makers of the Conduit games, are working on the 3DS version of The Amazing Spider-Man 2. That’s according to a page on Nintendo’s website, which lists the studio as the game’s developer.
This is a bit of a change compared to how Spider-Man entries on the 3DS have been handled in the past. Previously, Beenox created Spider-Man: Edge of Time and the first Amazing Spider-Man for Nintendo’s portable. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will be the first 3DS title not developed by Beenox.
Thanks to Jake for the tip.
