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- Thread-Ersteller Sasuke
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Ich glaub das hole ich mir ;-)
Chemical_Brother
L07: Active
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Toll, und wegen sowas muss ich jetzt auf Strong Bad Ep 3 nochmal 2 Wochen warten? Oh Mann...
ankeingo
L14: Freak
Igarashi - Castlevania Judgment sequel might be possible...could go to DS, still very interested in 2d WiiWare Castlevania
A portion of a C3 interview with Koji Igarashi...
C3: If Castlevania Judgment proves to be highly successful, is it likely a Wii sequel will be made? And would you consider making a version for DS in the future considering the strong fan-base already on that system?
KI: If this proves to be highly successful, a sequel is highly possible. It'll be a shame to quit after just one try? A DS version might be possible, too.
But first, this title must succeed, so I hope you will support this one.
C3: A lot of readers are very passionate about the 2D Castlevania games, so we have to ask this question: Considering 'Wario Land: The Shake Dimension' has been so popular, will you ever consider a 2D Castlevania either for Wii or WiiWare?
KI: I am very interested in the option. I truly hope that the 2D market will be revitalised. I need your support to do that. Let's make the 2D market (world) more exciting!!
Quelle
A portion of a C3 interview with Koji Igarashi...
C3: If Castlevania Judgment proves to be highly successful, is it likely a Wii sequel will be made? And would you consider making a version for DS in the future considering the strong fan-base already on that system?
KI: If this proves to be highly successful, a sequel is highly possible. It'll be a shame to quit after just one try? A DS version might be possible, too.
But first, this title must succeed, so I hope you will support this one.
C3: A lot of readers are very passionate about the 2D Castlevania games, so we have to ask this question: Considering 'Wario Land: The Shake Dimension' has been so popular, will you ever consider a 2D Castlevania either for Wii or WiiWare?
KI: I am very interested in the option. I truly hope that the 2D market will be revitalised. I need your support to do that. Let's make the 2D market (world) more exciting!!
Quelle
ankeingo
L14: Freak
Rare's Scribes Mailbag Talks Banjo VC, Diddy Kong/Dinosaur Planet
The latest Rare mailbag has some interesting tidbits on Banjo Pilot/Kazooie, Dinosaur Planet and Diddy Kong Racing.
The November 5th Scribes includes a pretty much decline for a Banjo Pilot sequel, no plans for Banjo on Nintendo's virtual console and some neat behind-the-scenes info into Dinosaur Planet (which became Star Fox Adventures).
The latest Rare mailbag has some interesting tidbits on Banjo Pilot/Kazooie, Dinosaur Planet and Diddy Kong Racing.
The November 5th Scribes includes a pretty much decline for a Banjo Pilot sequel, no plans for Banjo on Nintendo's virtual console and some neat behind-the-scenes info into Dinosaur Planet (which became Star Fox Adventures).
ankeingo
L14: Freak
Hudson's WiiWare lineup
Snooker vs Billiards Cue Sports
Release date: End Nov 2008 (Europe)
Genre: Sports / Pool
Pit Crew Panic
Release date: Dec 2008 (Europe)
Genre: Wacky
Snowboard Riot
Release date: Jan 2009 (Europe)
Genre: Sports
Snooker vs Billiards Cue Sports
Release date: End Nov 2008 (Europe)
Genre: Sports / Pool
Pit Crew Panic
Release date: Dec 2008 (Europe)
Genre: Wacky
Snowboard Riot
Release date: Jan 2009 (Europe)
Genre: Sports
Kenshin2k
L14: Freak
eine neues snowboard kids für wiiware wäre mir lieber gewesen 
wsippel
L20: Enlightened
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Und was genau hat das mit Hudson zu tun? Da müsstest Du Dich an Atlus wenden - aber die sind aktuell zu beschäftigt damit, Persona fertig auszuschlachten, fürchte ich.eine neues snowboard kids für wiiware wäre mir lieber gewesen
Kenshin2k
L14: Freak
hatte nix mit hudson zu tuhen ^^ sondern damit das ein snowboardspiel auf wiiware erscheint
GoTchA
L12: Crazy
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Sagt mal, hat sich hier keiner das Gehirntraining runtergezogen? Oder traut sich nur keiner es zu erwähnen *g*
Also ich mag so ein Causal Scheis und hab es auch schon paar Stunden gezockt.
Meine Freundin fand es anfangs blöd und hat sich sogar geweigert es mal an zu testen. Heute früh hab ich Sie erwischt wie Sie es heimlich "probe" gespielt hat. Und nun hockt Sie schon fast den ganzen Sonntag vor dem Game :shakehead3:
Damals Big Brain Academy auch bis zum erbrechen gezockt und mir regelrechte Battles mit den Studienbüchern beschert. Finde ich mal wieder bescheiden, dass das Gehrintraining keine Online Funktion hat, um mehr ansporn zu haben, sich ne Banane mehr zwischen die Kiemen zu verleiben um das letzte aus den Gehirnwindungen raus zu pressen.
Also ich mag so ein Causal Scheis und hab es auch schon paar Stunden gezockt.
Meine Freundin fand es anfangs blöd und hat sich sogar geweigert es mal an zu testen. Heute früh hab ich Sie erwischt wie Sie es heimlich "probe" gespielt hat. Und nun hockt Sie schon fast den ganzen Sonntag vor dem Game :shakehead3:
Damals Big Brain Academy auch bis zum erbrechen gezockt und mir regelrechte Battles mit den Studienbüchern beschert. Finde ich mal wieder bescheiden, dass das Gehrintraining keine Online Funktion hat, um mehr ansporn zu haben, sich ne Banane mehr zwischen die Kiemen zu verleiben um das letzte aus den Gehirnwindungen raus zu pressen.
ankeingo
L14: Freak
Nintendo Bringing Art Style to WiiWare in Europe
Starting 21st November 2008, a stylish new series of unique Wii games will begin launching exclusively via WiiWare. Nintendo's Art Style series combines simple yet highly playable new game concepts with striking audio-visuals. And to celebrate the release of the upcoming series, a new online site has now been launched: artstyle.nintendo.co.uk providing game information as well as an exclusive interview with the creators, and much more!
The games - Cubello, Rotohex and Orbient - represent compelling new concepts that have been created to take advantage of the unique Wii controls. With only the Wii Remote, players can enjoy new challenges that go beyond traditional action or puzzle games. Each game will be available to download from the Wii Shop Channel for 600 Wii Points each.
The release of the Art Style series is another demonstration of WiiWare's ability to provide a platform for new creative opportunities. Developers are seizing the opportunity offered by WiiWare to create experimental games, as well as test ideas and re-make and revive classic titles for Wii.
Two of the three Art Style titles - Rotohex and Orbient - have been redesigned for Wii with updated graphics and other improvements, after having first been released in Japan as part of the bit Generations series on GBA (there were seven titles in total, mainly developed by Chibi-robo developer Skip Ltd., whilst Q-Games, the team behind Starfox on DS, made the seventh game). Cubello is an entirely new addition for the Art Style series on Wii. All three games have been designed with the aim of delivering enormously satisfying gameplay, utilising the unique functionality of the Wii Remote.
While the games have been totally remodelled for the console, it is the design of the sound in the games that players will really notice - as the atmospheric soundtrack for each title adds depth and tension to the gameplay experience.
The three titles in the Art Style series will launch consecutively in the coming weeks, beginning with Cubello on 21st November 2008:
Cubello
Cubello challenges players to eliminate cubes from a rotating "cluster" by launching matching coloured cubes, fired with the Wii Remote. Levels are completed as players clear all of the cubes without the cluster becoming too big. Cubello calls on two skills often seen in games - shooting and puzzle-solving - but combines them in a whole new way that will test players' brains and trigger fingers in equal measure. In conjunction with the eyecatching visuals and ear-pleasing sounds, Cubello will put players in a spin!
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/41782.html
Rotohex
Rotohex brings colourful multiplayer puzzle action to the Art Style series. As triangular panels fall into a grid, players must build coloured hexagons as fast as possible by rotating them into position, to clear them from the grid. Once six have been joined together, they disappear. If the player fails to match the colours quickly enough, the grid fills up - making for a frantic race against time that requires fast thinking and reactions. In multiplayer mode, players compete across two grids simultaneously, to create hexes faster than their opponent. To make things even harder, "block panels" are created in an opponent's grid if their opponent successfully makes a hex, reducing the space available to play in.
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/282596.html
Orbient
In Orbient, take control of gravity itself and guide a rogue star through the galaxy, using the magnetic force of other stars and planets to reach your goal, while avoiding deadly obstacles like asteroids and black holes. Using the Wii Remote, players control gravity and anti-gravity to pilot their small star towards blue stars; absorbing them will increase their own planet's size. After reaching a certain size, players can capture the sun within each level and move on to the next challenge.
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/40648.html
With any luck the other five games from the bit Generations series will eventually make their way to WiiWare as well because there are definitely some classics waiting to be unleashed in the West.
Starting 21st November 2008, a stylish new series of unique Wii games will begin launching exclusively via WiiWare. Nintendo's Art Style series combines simple yet highly playable new game concepts with striking audio-visuals. And to celebrate the release of the upcoming series, a new online site has now been launched: artstyle.nintendo.co.uk providing game information as well as an exclusive interview with the creators, and much more!
The games - Cubello, Rotohex and Orbient - represent compelling new concepts that have been created to take advantage of the unique Wii controls. With only the Wii Remote, players can enjoy new challenges that go beyond traditional action or puzzle games. Each game will be available to download from the Wii Shop Channel for 600 Wii Points each.
The release of the Art Style series is another demonstration of WiiWare's ability to provide a platform for new creative opportunities. Developers are seizing the opportunity offered by WiiWare to create experimental games, as well as test ideas and re-make and revive classic titles for Wii.
Two of the three Art Style titles - Rotohex and Orbient - have been redesigned for Wii with updated graphics and other improvements, after having first been released in Japan as part of the bit Generations series on GBA (there were seven titles in total, mainly developed by Chibi-robo developer Skip Ltd., whilst Q-Games, the team behind Starfox on DS, made the seventh game). Cubello is an entirely new addition for the Art Style series on Wii. All three games have been designed with the aim of delivering enormously satisfying gameplay, utilising the unique functionality of the Wii Remote.
While the games have been totally remodelled for the console, it is the design of the sound in the games that players will really notice - as the atmospheric soundtrack for each title adds depth and tension to the gameplay experience.
The three titles in the Art Style series will launch consecutively in the coming weeks, beginning with Cubello on 21st November 2008:
Cubello
Cubello challenges players to eliminate cubes from a rotating "cluster" by launching matching coloured cubes, fired with the Wii Remote. Levels are completed as players clear all of the cubes without the cluster becoming too big. Cubello calls on two skills often seen in games - shooting and puzzle-solving - but combines them in a whole new way that will test players' brains and trigger fingers in equal measure. In conjunction with the eyecatching visuals and ear-pleasing sounds, Cubello will put players in a spin!
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/41782.html
Rotohex
Rotohex brings colourful multiplayer puzzle action to the Art Style series. As triangular panels fall into a grid, players must build coloured hexagons as fast as possible by rotating them into position, to clear them from the grid. Once six have been joined together, they disappear. If the player fails to match the colours quickly enough, the grid fills up - making for a frantic race against time that requires fast thinking and reactions. In multiplayer mode, players compete across two grids simultaneously, to create hexes faster than their opponent. To make things even harder, "block panels" are created in an opponent's grid if their opponent successfully makes a hex, reducing the space available to play in.
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/282596.html
Orbient
In Orbient, take control of gravity itself and guide a rogue star through the galaxy, using the magnetic force of other stars and planets to reach your goal, while avoiding deadly obstacles like asteroids and black holes. Using the Wii Remote, players control gravity and anti-gravity to pilot their small star towards blue stars; absorbing them will increase their own planet's size. After reaching a certain size, players can capture the sun within each level and move on to the next challenge.
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/40648.html
With any luck the other five games from the bit Generations series will eventually make their way to WiiWare as well because there are definitely some classics waiting to be unleashed in the West.
Masamune
L13: Maniac
Rotohex gefällt mir... 
Ist das denn das Original Kawashimading oder nur ein Third-Party Abklatsch?
stoka
L14: Freak
Sehr cool das die "Art Style" Spiele nach Europa kommen. Die "Bit Generations" Spiele auf den GBA waren schon richtig gut. Orbital finde ich von den 3 am interessantesten. Bei Rotohex scheint der Umfang zimlich erhöht worden sein im vergleich zum dem GBA Pedant Dialhex.
GoTchA
L12: Crazy
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Leider nur ein Abklatsch. Einige der Test ähneln sich auch denen von Kawashimadings. Mittlerweile bin ich auch gar nicht mehr so begeistert von dem Spiel. Obwohl mehr Tests möglich sind, finde ich Big Brain Academy um weiten besser. Das Spiel kommt einfach zu trocken rüber irgendwie.
Wii - Opera Browser 2.0
500 wiipoints
webbrowser sollten kostenlos sein
Ist er auch, wenn man ihn schon geladen hat - wie ich z.B ^^