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L17: Mentor
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Wen es interessiert, das Spiel gibt es auch für PC und Mac, inklusive kostenloser Demo
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Nintendo Wii Ware und VC News
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L13: Maniac
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Interplay hat ein Remake von CLAYFIGHTER für WiiWare angekündigt!!!!!!!
http://interplay.com/about/article.php?id=35
http://interplay.com/about/article.php?id=35
The Nintendo WiiWare Media Summit
LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias
The first game was a runaway success on launch in 2008, the sequel looks to build on this, by adding new moves, new enemies, and introducing seasonal game mechanics. Frontier have not revamped the game, instead they have concentrated on refining and adding to the gameplay experience. This without a doubt was one of the prettier looking titles on show and will be well worth a closer look on release.
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 2
Having played the original (back in the day... I am showing my age), I am happy to say we are getting more of the same point and click gameplay liberally sprinkled with double entendres and joviality that defines the franchise and now in episodic format.
You, Me and the Cubes
Eno's take on the puzzle genre is an original concept. You play on a series of interconnected cubes that you have to throw people off, without screwing up the balance of the cube you ejected them from, another simple yet addictive title.
Super Meat Boy
Definitely one of my favourites on show, a mix of irreverent and random humour (come on, the hero is a slab of raw meat and his girlfriend is a bandage called Bandaid Girl), carried out over some two hundred levels of platforming goodness. Navigate your hero over buzz saws and other gruesome traps to be reunited with your loved one. Did I mention the villain is named Dr. Fetus?
Max and the Magic Marker
Think nursery school drawings coming to life crossed with Kirby Canvass Curse. This is shaping up to be a lot of fun as you have to navigate Max across various levels using his trusty marker pen to thwart enemies and puzzles.
Bit.Trip.Void
The next instalment of the decidedly retro Bit.Trip series is a hypnotising blend of the old school and music beat games Think Rez but baser. You control a pixelated black dot collecting other black dots whilst avoiding white ones. Sounds simple and maybe a little bit crap? Not at all, as you collect black dots, your black dot grows bigger and eventually fills the screen making avoidance of white dots increasingly difficult. You only get points if you decide to bank the dots you have collected, otherwise losing them if hit by a white dot. Developer Alex Neuse from Gaijin Games explained gleefully 'It's all about greed, do you keep on going or bank your points?'. Simple and addictive.
Night Sky
Another beautiful looking game, that plays like a 2D version of Marble Madness. You control a ball and have to navigate it across the gorgeous looking 2D landscapes using the environment and special powers to do so.
And Yet It Moves
An interesting game from devs Broken Rules that has you navigate your character throughout a world that can be turned 360 degrees in any direction, hopefully allowing you to fall past obstacles without dropping too far and dashing your brains out for the trouble. The game has a distinct scrap book feel to it; even the character seems to be hand drawn. Asking Jan Hackl from Broken Rules about this, he amusingly explained "we did not have any proper lead artists to design the world, so we tried it ourselves. Realising that we were not any good at drawing either we decided to go through old books and hunt the Internet for interesting textures."
Zombie Panic in Wonderland
Just like Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ on the DS, this title has you at the bottom of the screen as hordes of the un-dead and ninjas try to take you out. Perfectly inane carnage, but time will tell if twelve levels of the same thing could get repetitive.
Worms Battle Islands
Worms are back! Did they ever go away? This was originally going to be a disc release and it is crammed full of stuff, you are seriously getting a good bang for your buck. As usual the normal Worms game is here, along with some tactical twists that aims to freshen up the whole experience. Players can compete for each other's abilities as well as build custom weapons (also custom nameable, now that should be fun online; B.F.G. anyone?) that can be stolen, all along with an easy to use level creator.
Quelle
LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias
The first game was a runaway success on launch in 2008, the sequel looks to build on this, by adding new moves, new enemies, and introducing seasonal game mechanics. Frontier have not revamped the game, instead they have concentrated on refining and adding to the gameplay experience. This without a doubt was one of the prettier looking titles on show and will be well worth a closer look on release.
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 2
Having played the original (back in the day... I am showing my age), I am happy to say we are getting more of the same point and click gameplay liberally sprinkled with double entendres and joviality that defines the franchise and now in episodic format.
You, Me and the Cubes
Eno's take on the puzzle genre is an original concept. You play on a series of interconnected cubes that you have to throw people off, without screwing up the balance of the cube you ejected them from, another simple yet addictive title.
Super Meat Boy
Definitely one of my favourites on show, a mix of irreverent and random humour (come on, the hero is a slab of raw meat and his girlfriend is a bandage called Bandaid Girl), carried out over some two hundred levels of platforming goodness. Navigate your hero over buzz saws and other gruesome traps to be reunited with your loved one. Did I mention the villain is named Dr. Fetus?
Max and the Magic Marker
Think nursery school drawings coming to life crossed with Kirby Canvass Curse. This is shaping up to be a lot of fun as you have to navigate Max across various levels using his trusty marker pen to thwart enemies and puzzles.
Bit.Trip.Void
The next instalment of the decidedly retro Bit.Trip series is a hypnotising blend of the old school and music beat games Think Rez but baser. You control a pixelated black dot collecting other black dots whilst avoiding white ones. Sounds simple and maybe a little bit crap? Not at all, as you collect black dots, your black dot grows bigger and eventually fills the screen making avoidance of white dots increasingly difficult. You only get points if you decide to bank the dots you have collected, otherwise losing them if hit by a white dot. Developer Alex Neuse from Gaijin Games explained gleefully 'It's all about greed, do you keep on going or bank your points?'. Simple and addictive.
Night Sky
Another beautiful looking game, that plays like a 2D version of Marble Madness. You control a ball and have to navigate it across the gorgeous looking 2D landscapes using the environment and special powers to do so.
And Yet It Moves
An interesting game from devs Broken Rules that has you navigate your character throughout a world that can be turned 360 degrees in any direction, hopefully allowing you to fall past obstacles without dropping too far and dashing your brains out for the trouble. The game has a distinct scrap book feel to it; even the character seems to be hand drawn. Asking Jan Hackl from Broken Rules about this, he amusingly explained "we did not have any proper lead artists to design the world, so we tried it ourselves. Realising that we were not any good at drawing either we decided to go through old books and hunt the Internet for interesting textures."
Zombie Panic in Wonderland
Just like Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ on the DS, this title has you at the bottom of the screen as hordes of the un-dead and ninjas try to take you out. Perfectly inane carnage, but time will tell if twelve levels of the same thing could get repetitive.
Worms Battle Islands
Worms are back! Did they ever go away? This was originally going to be a disc release and it is crammed full of stuff, you are seriously getting a good bang for your buck. As usual the normal Worms game is here, along with some tactical twists that aims to freshen up the whole experience. Players can compete for each other's abilities as well as build custom weapons (also custom nameable, now that should be fun online; B.F.G. anyone?) that can be stolen, all along with an easy to use level creator.
Quelle
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Rage of the Gladiator - Naginata Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF9-BYzuu_s&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF9-BYzuu_s&feature=player_embedded
Neue Infos zu NIGHTSky
Für das Download-Portal WiiWare gibt es schon den einen oder anderen interessanten Titel, welcher von einem Indie-Entwickler stammt. Bestes Beispiel ist dafür World of Goo von 2D Boy. Jetzt befindet sich bei einem weiteren Indie-Entwickler ein neues Projekt in Entwicklung. Es hört auf den Namen NIGHTSky und bietet hier ein interessantes Gameplay.
Nun sind im Forum NeoGAF einige neue Infos zum Spiel aufgetaucht. Das Spielprinzip ist denkbar einfach. Ihr müsst einen Ball jediglich bis zum Levelende rollen lassen. Das Spiel basiert auf Physik. Im Spiel selbst gibt es verschiedene Gegenstände wie Skateboards oder Windmühlen, die ihr überwinden bzw. nutzen müsst, um weiter zu kommen. Diese sind auch der Physik im Spiel ausgesetzt.
Die Physik basiert auf drei verschiedenen Wegen: Geschwindigkeit, (umgedrehte) Gravitation und Reibungskraft. Diese sind jeweils an verschiedenen Punkten im Spiel wählbar. Somit müsst ihr euch immer vorab entscheiden, was ihr nutzen wollt. Der Ball kann auch durch verschiedene Gegenstände durch die Luft befördert werden. Beispielsweise mit einer Kanone oder einem Flipper-Trigger.
Bislang hat das Spiel aber noch keinen festen Releasetermin sowie Preis für Europa.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h08ZvuC1QDI
Quelle
Für das Download-Portal WiiWare gibt es schon den einen oder anderen interessanten Titel, welcher von einem Indie-Entwickler stammt. Bestes Beispiel ist dafür World of Goo von 2D Boy. Jetzt befindet sich bei einem weiteren Indie-Entwickler ein neues Projekt in Entwicklung. Es hört auf den Namen NIGHTSky und bietet hier ein interessantes Gameplay.
Nun sind im Forum NeoGAF einige neue Infos zum Spiel aufgetaucht. Das Spielprinzip ist denkbar einfach. Ihr müsst einen Ball jediglich bis zum Levelende rollen lassen. Das Spiel basiert auf Physik. Im Spiel selbst gibt es verschiedene Gegenstände wie Skateboards oder Windmühlen, die ihr überwinden bzw. nutzen müsst, um weiter zu kommen. Diese sind auch der Physik im Spiel ausgesetzt.
Die Physik basiert auf drei verschiedenen Wegen: Geschwindigkeit, (umgedrehte) Gravitation und Reibungskraft. Diese sind jeweils an verschiedenen Punkten im Spiel wählbar. Somit müsst ihr euch immer vorab entscheiden, was ihr nutzen wollt. Der Ball kann auch durch verschiedene Gegenstände durch die Luft befördert werden. Beispielsweise mit einer Kanone oder einem Flipper-Trigger.
Bislang hat das Spiel aber noch keinen festen Releasetermin sowie Preis für Europa.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h08ZvuC1QDI
Quelle
Rage of the Gladiator to Support Wii MotionPlus
Ghostfire Games listens to its fans and adds in new control feature.
Who says that game developers never listen to their fans? It seems one developer is listening and has decided to add on a very important feature to their upcoming WiiWare fighter. Of course this also marks the first WiiWare release to make use of the Wii MotionPlus system, as well.
Ed Roman, CEO of Ghostfire Games, has just announced that they've added Wii Motion Plus control to their upcoming WiiWare title Rage of the Gladiator due to the overwhelming response from fans of the game.
You can check out the official press release below for more information, along with the brand new gameplay trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkji5wcUGsQ&feature=player_embedded
Quelle
Ghostfire Games listens to its fans and adds in new control feature.
Who says that game developers never listen to their fans? It seems one developer is listening and has decided to add on a very important feature to their upcoming WiiWare fighter. Of course this also marks the first WiiWare release to make use of the Wii MotionPlus system, as well.
Ed Roman, CEO of Ghostfire Games, has just announced that they've added Wii Motion Plus control to their upcoming WiiWare title Rage of the Gladiator due to the overwhelming response from fans of the game.
You can check out the official press release below for more information, along with the brand new gameplay trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkji5wcUGsQ&feature=player_embedded
Quelle
Data East Arcade Classics angekündigt
Majesco gibt die Entwicklung der Klassiker-Spielesammlung Data East Arcade Classics bekannt, die Anfang 2010 für USD 19,99 in den USA erscheinen soll.
Die Sammlung enthält 15 Arcade-Klassiker mit Mehrspieler-Unterstützung, die bei G1M2 entstehen:
- BurgerTime + Nachfolger
- Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory
- Bad Dudes vs. Dragon Ninja
- Burnin' Rubber
- Heavy Barrel
- Caveman Ninja
- Magical Drop III
- Side Pocket
- uvm.
Zwar sind die Spiele im Original gehalten, aber mit speziellen Updates auf den neuesten Stand gebracht: Spieler können ihre High Scores mit ihren Mii verbinden und durch das Erreichen von 75 verschiedenen Spielzielen Bonus-Material freischalten.
Alle 15 Titel sind sowohl für 1 als auch 2 Spieler (kooperativ und vs.) geeignet. Die Steuerung ist mit Wii-Fernbedienung und Nunchuk, Classic Controller oder GameCube Controller möglich.
Quelle
Majesco gibt die Entwicklung der Klassiker-Spielesammlung Data East Arcade Classics bekannt, die Anfang 2010 für USD 19,99 in den USA erscheinen soll.
Die Sammlung enthält 15 Arcade-Klassiker mit Mehrspieler-Unterstützung, die bei G1M2 entstehen:
- BurgerTime + Nachfolger
- Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory
- Bad Dudes vs. Dragon Ninja
- Burnin' Rubber
- Heavy Barrel
- Caveman Ninja
- Magical Drop III
- Side Pocket
- uvm.
Zwar sind die Spiele im Original gehalten, aber mit speziellen Updates auf den neuesten Stand gebracht: Spieler können ihre High Scores mit ihren Mii verbinden und durch das Erreichen von 75 verschiedenen Spielzielen Bonus-Material freischalten.
Alle 15 Titel sind sowohl für 1 als auch 2 Spieler (kooperativ und vs.) geeignet. Die Steuerung ist mit Wii-Fernbedienung und Nunchuk, Classic Controller oder GameCube Controller möglich.
Quelle
daxterclank
L13: Maniac
Das Spiel klingt zwar ganz nett, aber ist es wirklich ein WiiWare Spiel?
Das wäre nämlich dann das erste das 20 kosten würde.
Das wäre nämlich dann das erste das 20 kosten würde.
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Action Puzlle Game und JRPG für WiiWare in Arbeit 
Workin title: Troopies series
Genre: Action-puzzle games
Developer: Bloober team
Platform: XBLA, WiiWare, PSP
Target group: teen
Troopies is a brand new brand created especially for purpose of high-quality games for next-gen consoles to be digitally distributed that concentrate on gameplay.
Games will take twist on some of the most renowned game concepts in games history. Just imagine Lemmings-clone type of game mixed with strategy elements of Lost Vikings and Commandos, where your main objective is not to save, but kill all mindless creatures on stage - and you will have idea of how twisted those games will be.
Of course everything will be presented in colorful, cartoonish art style full of cartoon blood.
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Workin title: Engineering an Empire: Egypt
Genre: Turn based strategy
Developer: Bloober team
Platform: DS, PSP, PC
Target group: all ages
Developed for the Slitherine this game is turn-based strategy that concentrates of two aspects of empire management: economy, diplomacy and strategic battles.
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Workin title: [undisclosed]
Genre: jRPG-style with European art style
Developer: Bloober team
Platform: WiiWare, X360
Target group: 17+
Dark. Mature. Sad.
Would you sacrifice half the world to save the other half?
http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=101147
Workin title: Troopies series
Genre: Action-puzzle games
Developer: Bloober team
Platform: XBLA, WiiWare, PSP
Target group: teen
Troopies is a brand new brand created especially for purpose of high-quality games for next-gen consoles to be digitally distributed that concentrate on gameplay.
Games will take twist on some of the most renowned game concepts in games history. Just imagine Lemmings-clone type of game mixed with strategy elements of Lost Vikings and Commandos, where your main objective is not to save, but kill all mindless creatures on stage - and you will have idea of how twisted those games will be.
Of course everything will be presented in colorful, cartoonish art style full of cartoon blood.
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Workin title: Engineering an Empire: Egypt
Genre: Turn based strategy
Developer: Bloober team
Platform: DS, PSP, PC
Target group: all ages
Developed for the Slitherine this game is turn-based strategy that concentrates of two aspects of empire management: economy, diplomacy and strategic battles.
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Workin title: [undisclosed]
Genre: jRPG-style with European art style
Developer: Bloober team
Platform: WiiWare, X360
Target group: 17+
Dark. Mature. Sad.
Would you sacrifice half the world to save the other half?
http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=101147
Castlevania - Rondo Of Blood kommt wohl auch in den Westen. :cool:
http://www.oflc.gov.au/www/cob/find...e7973fa7423de182ca2576940057f167!OpenDocument
http://www.oflc.gov.au/www/cob/find...e7973fa7423de182ca2576940057f167!OpenDocument