NN writes: I recently had the chance to sit down with Edrox lead developer of Bizerta Silent Evil hailing from the land of Germany currently hard at work on the biggest indie horror game on Nintendos bad ass home console. He confirms the title is still under heavy development and provided new details about the games expansion. These new details illustrate the fact Edrox aims to provide multiple endings to the players who survive to the end of Bizerta Silent Evil. Edrox also described how currently he is processing various voice over work with open casting for the role of the titles lead character. I got the chance to offer my opinion on some of the lines actors have provided and I thought what I heard sounded promising!
Check out some brand new screenshots of Bizerta: Silent Evil.
Is 200CC mode too fast? Is Nintendo making bank? Is Sakurai talking smack about other devs? Shawn Long answers these questions and much more in this latest episode!
Add 200cc!~Player base. 200 cc is 2 fast!~Same player base. Don't listen 2 gamers anymore. They are influencing games now and they don't even know what they want. Ignore them, PLEASE.
Bizerta: Silent Evil, is the promising indie horror Wii U exclusive from EDROX Interactive. Taking place in a "Dark World" you play as Ash, a once 15 year old boy who awakens in this world as a 30 year old man. Screenshots of the game were released a few days ago showing off two different locations. We recently had the chance to talk with the developer about Bizerta and snagged some NintendoNuggets exclusive screenshots of a third location, the town of Bizerta itself! Feel free to take a look.
This is what Nintendo needs to do to get better 3rd party support. Foster relationships with indie developers (who are competent).
Have them create the ''games'' we wouldn't normally see on Nintendo hardware (sports, GTA's, Fallout's, RDR's, LFD's, COD's, Fighter's, Racer's, etc.).
Help with development of large scaled ideas.
Promote titles as if it's a retail release.
Release quality indie titles as a retail release.
Nowadays, the industry is becoming too AAA publisher-centered by coercing Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony, to pay for timed exclusives, or exclusive DLC's. I still believe in the Wii U, and with the NX (rumored to be a new console) coming around the corner - I won't be a Nintendo supporter if they decide to pull Sega by ending the Wii U's lifespan short.
5-6 years is realistically all I ask.