Taking on the role of Diego in a race across Africa, gamers stomp to scare away lions, jump with Baby Jaguar, paint stripes on zebras, climb up ladders and swim across the jungle river by mimicking those actions with the Wii Remote.
Some red-hot licenses just shouldn't be pursued. Here's five television properties that got their own game to humanity's eternal shame.
Who exactly is the audience for a Murder, She Wrote game? Oh, right. Your mom.
Also, my mom.
I'm sure there are some TV shows that would make good games...how about The Walking Dead? (I know they're already making one, but hold on I'm doing a bit)
It would be like Mass Effect meets Left 4 Dead, except it's 99% conversations and 1% zombie attacks.
TWD should not be a video game OR a tv series. It should just be the comic, although I am happy for Robert Kirkman.
How could this author include the Law and Order games (there have actually been a few of them) and not include the CSI games? At least the Law and Order games worked - the last time I played a CSI game it was broken out of the box.
"We already have the most advanced Wii technology available. By incorporating some of the best PS3/360 technology, we are able to really push the envelope with our next wave of titles." said Kerry J. Ganofsky, founder of High Voltage Software.
Weren't they trying to create Next Gen visuals for the wii? They probably said why limit ourselves, let's just go for the real thing. XD
great to see them coming around. i hope they gain much more ground and experience in working with the 360 and PS3
While a game like the Conduit may get praise on the Wii due to relative rarity, FPS games like that are a dime a dozen on the HD consoles. They'll need something really impressive to make an impact.
Now there we go. Real games on the Wii aren't successfull enough. Devs will jump ship to the real consoles.
they havnt started any development on 360/ps3 this is a rumour at best they have GRINDER,GLADIATOR AD,CONDUIT 2,AND A RPG ALL FOR WII THEY SAY THEY ARE MIXING THIS TECH WITH MORE TECH TO BETTER IMPROVE THERE WII GAMES NOTHING ABOUT 360/PS3 IF THEY DO SO WHAT BUT THEY ARENT THIS INTERVIEW STATES THEY ARE WORKING ON MORE WII
Go, Diego, Go! Safari Rescue is the first Nintendo Wii video game designed for the "Early Gamer" and "Pre-school" audience.
"Diego" (Dora the Explorer's older cousin) and his Baby Jaguar have journeyed to Africa to visit fellow animal rescuer Juma. Upon arrival Diego is informed that all Elephants have been enchanted and turned into rocks by an unfriendly Mosquito who landed on a magic wand. The only way to reverse the spell is to recover a powerful magic drum.
By using the Wii remote held sideways, players will control Diego as he travels across 6 different African environments such as Mountains, Plains, Riverbanks and the Savannah. On route, he will encounter native animals that need help in various mini-quests.
The game does not require the Nunchuck attachment and only uses one contextual action button in addition to the Wii-Remotes motion sensing capabilities. All Go, Diego, Go! Safari Rescue levels are linear and easy to navigate, searchable objects and action objects are clearly marked.