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THQ sees Wii sales rise 72% this year, plans to expand more with casual and cut back on core
“Clearly, this is one of the most challenging holiday retail environments that I’ve experienced in my 18 years at THQ. With respect to the core gamer, the aggregate spending will come down. The idea is focus, focus, focus. But we will compete aggressively…when we launch. (We are) putting fewer core gamer titles into full production.” - CEO Brian Farrell
While things were rough for THQ, at least they saw positive results on the Wii and DS side of things. They are obviously turning their attention more in that direction.
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“Clearly, this is one of the most challenging holiday retail environments that I’ve experienced in my 18 years at THQ. With respect to the core gamer, the aggregate spending will come down. The idea is focus, focus, focus. But we will compete aggressively…when we launch. (We are) putting fewer core gamer titles into full production.” - CEO Brian Farrell
While things were rough for THQ, at least they saw positive results on the Wii and DS side of things. They are obviously turning their attention more in that direction.
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Reel Fishing: Angler’s Dream
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Explanations about the 3D in Battle Rage
Stewart Green from Data Design is speaking about the upcoming Wii 3D title Battle Rage : The Robot Wars :
'This is an exciting development which will really enhanse the players experience. You can now feel you are inside the gameworld, by seeing real depth, objects float infront of you or appear to jump out of the screen. Players are now part of the game world, rather than sat outside watching the screen. Implimenting this code has been a natural progression for our internal development system ‘GODS', which has already proven to be the fastest and most reliable development system on Wii. We are now enhansing the technical ability of our GODS engine and stereoscopic 3D is just one of many new innovative enhansments we will be making to improve the players enjoyment'
Battle Rage : The Robot Wars unveiled in video
Stewart Green from Data Design is speaking about the upcoming Wii 3D title Battle Rage : The Robot Wars :
'This is an exciting development which will really enhanse the players experience. You can now feel you are inside the gameworld, by seeing real depth, objects float infront of you or appear to jump out of the screen. Players are now part of the game world, rather than sat outside watching the screen. Implimenting this code has been a natural progression for our internal development system ‘GODS', which has already proven to be the fastest and most reliable development system on Wii. We are now enhansing the technical ability of our GODS engine and stereoscopic 3D is just one of many new innovative enhansments we will be making to improve the players enjoyment'
Battle Rage : The Robot Wars unveiled in video
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NERF N-Strike
Annoncé en juin 2008, Electronic Arts donne des nouvelles du jeu NERF N-Strike sur Wii en annoncant sa sortie pour le 20 février sur le terroire anglais. Adapté de la licence d'Hasbro, ce jeu de tir sera disponible en bundle avec le SWITCH SHOT EX-3 au prix de 35£ (40 Euros), ce dernier sera vendu seul pour 13£ (15 Euros).
Annoncé en juin 2008, Electronic Arts donne des nouvelles du jeu NERF N-Strike sur Wii en annoncant sa sortie pour le 20 février sur le terroire anglais. Adapté de la licence d'Hasbro, ce jeu de tir sera disponible en bundle avec le SWITCH SHOT EX-3 au prix de 35£ (40 Euros), ce dernier sera vendu seul pour 13£ (15 Euros).
House of Dead dev: Wii can produce great visuals, we will raise the bar
Mark Slater, a member of the team behind House of the Dead: Overkill believes that this new game for the Wii will show what the system is really capable of. Slater noted that developers thus far have not push the limits of the Wii hardware and his team's new game will prove the Wii can produce great visuals.
Mark Slater, a member of the team behind House of the Dead: Overkill believes that this new game for the Wii will show what the system is really capable of. Slater noted that developers thus far have not push the limits of the Wii hardware and his team's new game will prove the Wii can produce great visuals.
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Rumor: Ubisoft's HAWX flies over to Wii
It's been rumored for a while now, but Tom Clancy's HAWX still appears to be circling the Wii. See, there's this listing for the game over at Ubisoft's official site, complete with a March 2009 release date. But, before you start jumping up and down with joy and spill coffee all over your computer, know that there are a couple things making us uneasy about all of this.
First of all, there isn't much on the listing -- box art, a release window, some key features, and a link to the game's official site. Secondly, those features listed look identical to the PS3/360 versions of the game. Drop-in and drop-out gameplay doesn't really sound like a Wii game, seeing as how we've not really heard of any game incorporating that feature (unless you want to count Animal Crossing: City Folk ). Finally, there's no mention of the Wiimote. Usually, when a publisher is putting a game on the Wii (especially in the case of multiplatform games), it tends to boast about the Wiimote's power and how it affects the game. Nothing like that here.
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It's been rumored for a while now, but Tom Clancy's HAWX still appears to be circling the Wii. See, there's this listing for the game over at Ubisoft's official site, complete with a March 2009 release date. But, before you start jumping up and down with joy and spill coffee all over your computer, know that there are a couple things making us uneasy about all of this.
First of all, there isn't much on the listing -- box art, a release window, some key features, and a link to the game's official site. Secondly, those features listed look identical to the PS3/360 versions of the game. Drop-in and drop-out gameplay doesn't really sound like a Wii game, seeing as how we've not really heard of any game incorporating that feature (unless you want to count Animal Crossing: City Folk ). Finally, there's no mention of the Wiimote. Usually, when a publisher is putting a game on the Wii (especially in the case of multiplatform games), it tends to boast about the Wiimote's power and how it affects the game. Nothing like that here.
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Neue Bilder zu Rogue Trooper
Rogue Trooper®: Quartz Zone Massacre on Wii – coming February 2009
Rogue Trooper®, a genetically engineered super-soldier from the pages of iconic UK sci-fi comic 2000 AD, represents Reef’s first foray onto the Nintendo Wii platform and promises to be one of the Wii’s most exciting and engaging 3rd person shooter titles yet.
Peter Rezon, managing director of Reef said, “We have high hopes for Rogue Trooper®. The tactical use of stealth as well as the all-out action fit perfectly with the Nintendo Wii interface, providing exciting and immersive gameplay. Rogue has a cult following from when he first appeared in 2000 AD and we have returned to the original storyline for the Wii version of the game to remind people how Rogue came about, but it is the strong characters and storyline which will have great appeal for gamers of all types. We believe this will become one of the very best shooter titles ever available on Nintendo Wii.”
The supporting website www.roguetrooper.com is now live and provides a truly in-depth introduction to the game. Packed with intelligence on tactics, enemies, characters and weapons as well as the essential screenshots, wallpapers, artwork and high-octane videos, Reef is confident gamers will be back to the site again and again.
Rogue Trooper® is being released through Reef partners in the major European countries,
Ubisoft® in the UK and Ireland, Digital Brothers in Spain and Atari in France, Germany and Italy.
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Rogue Trooper®: Quartz Zone Massacre on Wii – coming February 2009
Rogue Trooper®, a genetically engineered super-soldier from the pages of iconic UK sci-fi comic 2000 AD, represents Reef’s first foray onto the Nintendo Wii platform and promises to be one of the Wii’s most exciting and engaging 3rd person shooter titles yet.
Peter Rezon, managing director of Reef said, “We have high hopes for Rogue Trooper®. The tactical use of stealth as well as the all-out action fit perfectly with the Nintendo Wii interface, providing exciting and immersive gameplay. Rogue has a cult following from when he first appeared in 2000 AD and we have returned to the original storyline for the Wii version of the game to remind people how Rogue came about, but it is the strong characters and storyline which will have great appeal for gamers of all types. We believe this will become one of the very best shooter titles ever available on Nintendo Wii.”
The supporting website www.roguetrooper.com is now live and provides a truly in-depth introduction to the game. Packed with intelligence on tactics, enemies, characters and weapons as well as the essential screenshots, wallpapers, artwork and high-octane videos, Reef is confident gamers will be back to the site again and again.
Rogue Trooper® is being released through Reef partners in the major European countries,
Ubisoft® in the UK and Ireland, Digital Brothers in Spain and Atari in France, Germany and Italy.
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Nintendo responds to developer of Bob’s Game, turns down request for dev kit
Nintendo has finally got in touch with the developer of Bob’s Game about receiving a dev kit to finish his project. But unfortunately for him, Nintendo stated in a letter that they are unable to offer Authorized Developer status to him at this time. In the letter, Nintendo mentions that the company “looks for relevant game development experience” in addition to looking “for secure business facilities, sufficient equipment and staffing, financial stability and other attributes that would distinguish the developer.”
Full letter after the break:
Thank you for your interest for Authorized Developer status for Nintendo DS.
We have completed our evaluation of your application and are unable to offer your company Authorized Developer status at the present time.
In evaluating developers, Nintendo looks for relevant game development experience.
In addition, Nintendo looks for secure business facilities, sufficient equipment and staffing, financial stability and other attributes that would distinguish the developer.
Nintendo provides Authorized Developers with highly confidential information and many of Nintendo’s Licensees rely on recommendations and referrals by Nintendo to Authorized Developers.
For these reasons, Nintendo exercises a very high level of discretion in approving only a select number of applicants.
In accordance with our policies, we are not able to re-evaluate requests for developer status for at least six months.
Again, we appreciate your interest, and welcome any questions or concerns you might have regarding this decision.
Best regards,
Software Development Support Group & Licensing Department Nintendo of America & Nintendo of Europe
per mail
Nintendo has finally got in touch with the developer of Bob’s Game about receiving a dev kit to finish his project. But unfortunately for him, Nintendo stated in a letter that they are unable to offer Authorized Developer status to him at this time. In the letter, Nintendo mentions that the company “looks for relevant game development experience” in addition to looking “for secure business facilities, sufficient equipment and staffing, financial stability and other attributes that would distinguish the developer.”
Full letter after the break:
Thank you for your interest for Authorized Developer status for Nintendo DS.
We have completed our evaluation of your application and are unable to offer your company Authorized Developer status at the present time.
In evaluating developers, Nintendo looks for relevant game development experience.
In addition, Nintendo looks for secure business facilities, sufficient equipment and staffing, financial stability and other attributes that would distinguish the developer.
Nintendo provides Authorized Developers with highly confidential information and many of Nintendo’s Licensees rely on recommendations and referrals by Nintendo to Authorized Developers.
For these reasons, Nintendo exercises a very high level of discretion in approving only a select number of applicants.
In accordance with our policies, we are not able to re-evaluate requests for developer status for at least six months.
Again, we appreciate your interest, and welcome any questions or concerns you might have regarding this decision.
Best regards,
Software Development Support Group & Licensing Department Nintendo of America & Nintendo of Europe
per mail
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Iwata unzufrieden mit Wii Music
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One Piece Unlimited Cruise 2 : new pictures
Namco Bandai Games continues the marathon of One Piece Unlimited Cruise : Episode 2 and communicates new images. Logical suit of the opus available since September 2008 on the Japanese archipelago, the Japanese enjoy the title on 26 February.
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Namco Bandai Games continues the marathon of One Piece Unlimited Cruise : Episode 2 and communicates new images. Logical suit of the opus available since September 2008 on the Japanese archipelago, the Japanese enjoy the title on 26 February.
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