Eternity's Child - WiiWare

After yesterday's shock news regarding the distribution of World of Goo, we've been informed by Luc Bernard that to the best of his knowledge, Eternity's Child is currently only coming out in Europe on WiiWare. The game is being published by UK company Alten8 and Bernard has confirmed that although he's been kept informed about the upcoming Euro release, he's not been told anything about plans for North American publication. Speaking exclusively to WiiWare World, Bernard had this to say...

Radio Ninty recently sat down with Luc Bernard, the developer behind the upcoming WiiWare title Eternity's Child, and Holocaust DS - Imagination Is The Only Escape.

Luc Bernard is a curious oddity in gaming. Aiming to push the boundaries of story and art direction in videogames, he's outspoken, determined, and full of youthful energy accentuated by a healthy dose of contempt for the industry.Eternity's Child, his first console title, is coming to WiiWare for 500 Wii points. Intrigued, we got in touch to find out how he went from being a 21-year-old graphic designer to a developer whose first game is set to

Luc Bernard is back with gameplay details for his upcoming WiiWare title Eternity's Child, including information on the little winged girl who recently joined Angel in the screenshots.

Destructoid's Colette Bennett writes: My support for indie developers is no secret to anyone who has read Destructoid in the past, but there is a definite line between ranting about the people you admire and seeing them join your community to share their work. Destructoid has been fortunate enough to experience just that, as Eternity's Child creator Luc Bernard has deemed us worthy of sharing not only new screens but the official soundtrack as well, which is deliciously reminiscent of The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Last year, UK-based Frenchman Luc Bernard revealed Eternity's Child, an old-school whimsical platformer in full 2D, featuring fantasy environments and an angelic protagonist who had lost his wings. The game was planned for release through Xbox Live Arcade. Now, however, a new interview on French gaming site Art du Jeu reveals that, due to Live Arcade's space restrictions making the game's high volume of high-res 2D art unfeasible, the game has moved to a retail Wii release through UK publisher Alten8.