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Aug 30, 2007

Secret Wii "Project O" finally revealed

Wii News | Little King's Story

Aug 30, 2007 A few months back CVG spoke to Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada, who teased with details of his secret "Project O" for Wii, but it's not a secret anymore as the lid finally lifted on what looks like another fantastically unique creation to put on his resume. Officially titled Ousama Monogatari, or King Story in English, the game mixes RPG gameplay with real-time strategy and life simulation elements into one package. Players take control of a boy named Corobo, who becomes king ...
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Sep 16, 2007

London Taxi Rushour: First Info

Wii News from N4G | London Taxi Rush Hour

Wii - London Taxi Rush Hour - London Taxi Rushour: First Info

Taxi! It's London, it's Rush-hour and you're a cabbie on a mission. Features: Drive down busy streets causing havoc, tear through the underground and cut across parks in a race to deliver passengers on time. A full map of central London packed with famous landmarks.

Use whatever route you can possibly find to get to your destination in the quickest time.
Choose from 4 different cabbies each with their own unique official Austin FX4 London Taxi.
Use the Wii Remote in the driving position to control the taxi around the busy London traffic.
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May 16, 2007

Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal screens and trailer

Wii News from N4G | Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal

Wii - Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal - Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal screens and trailer

Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal is an action-adventure game featuring seven playable Looney Tunes characters, including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tazmanian Devil, Foghorn Leghorn, Marvin the Martian, Gossamer and a special secret character, all rendered in high-definition, next-gen graphics.
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Jun 20, 2007

Lost game not actually lost

Wii News | Lost: Via Domus

Originally announced in a press release back in May 2006 for PC and next-gen consoles, the game tie-in to cult TV show Lost has been mysteriously enigmatic since with not a single screenshot or piece of game information being released. In fact, we'd probably have forgotten about it almost entirely had Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot not mentioned it was still very much in development to a room full of journalists at a press conference last month. Strange then, that Lost is absent from Ubisoft's ...
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May 22, 2006

Lost currently in translation

Wii News | Lost: Via Domus

It's official: the unbridled success of prime-time TV show Lost is slated to spread to consoles, handhelds, and Windows in 2007. No longer will we only be able to interact with the bizarre tribulations of our favorite mysterious island-dwellers (sorry, Survivor) by muddling about the Lost websites. Attempting to capture the multifaceted, character-driven plot of the television show, developer Ubisoft Montreal is looking forward to the challenging task of adapting it to the video game ...
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Aug 8, 2008

No LostWinds for Live and PSN, but Frontier "will be supporting" the services

Wii News from N4G | LostWinds - WiiWare

Wii - LostWinds - WiiWare - No LostWinds for Live and PSN, but Frontier "will be supporting" the services

Speaking to VG247 at Develop, Frontier's David Braben confirmed that there are no plans in place to bring WiiWare smash LostWinds to either Live or PSN, but that the UK developer has other plans for downloadable 360 and PS3 content.
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Aug 5, 2008

Braben: We'd be "stupid" not to look at more LostWinds

Wii News from N4G | LostWinds - WiiWare

Wii - LostWinds - WiiWare - Braben: We'd be "stupid" not to look at more LostWinds

Frontier's David Braben's told VG247 that the developer would be "stupid" to not look at making more LostWinds games.
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Jun 23, 2008

UK developer: Game degrees 'a waste of time'

Wii News | LostWinds - WiiWare

David Braben has slammed British gaming degrees, claiming that developers are finding it increasingly hard to find UK graduates looking to enter the industry.

"95% of video gaming degrees are simply not fit for purpose," Braben told the BBC. "Without some sort of common standard, like Skillset accreditation, these degrees are a waste of time for all concerned."

Braben's comments are highlighted in an article claiming that a ...

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Jun 17, 2008

LostWinds blows away WiiWare rivals in Europe

Wii News from N4G | LostWinds - WiiWare

Wii - LostWinds - WiiWare - LostWinds blows away WiiWare rivals in Europe

GamesIndustry.biz writes: "Nintendo of Europe has revealed that Frontier Developments' LostWinds is the current most-downloaded title from WiiWare in Europe - followed by Gameloft's TV Show King and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life As A King from Square Enix.

European marketing boss Laurent Fischer revealed the early top-sellers during an exclusive interview with GamesIndustry.biz, where he talked up the potential of the firm's new games download service.

He said: "We're not communicating on precise figures - this is confidential - but LostWinds has the highest download level in Europe. And then you have the other titles which come close by, like TV Show King and of course Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles."

WiiWare, which launched in Europe on May 20th, is Nintendo's response to Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade service, and Sony's PlayStation Network, and Fischer said initial activity had been "encouraging"."
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May 20, 2008

Frontier pleased with "exceptional" LostWinds success

Wii News from N4G | LostWinds - WiiWare

Wii - LostWinds - WiiWare - Frontier pleased with

On the day that Nintendo's WiiWare service launches across Europe, developer of LostWinds David Braben has told GamesIndustry.biz of the "exceptional" response the game has received only a week after it went live in the US.

First unveiled at GDC 2008, LostWinds has been a launch title on both sides of the Atlantic, and Braben is confident the title will do just as well across PAL regions as it has in North America.

"'Pleased' is an understatement," he said of the reaction from critics and fans.

"The reaction has been exceptional - from both reviewers, which is very pleasing, and also the user reviews are extremely high ¿ we've also had very many people who have taken the time to email us directly with their entirely positive feedback, which is very appreciated," commented Braben, boss of Cambridge-based studio Frontier Developments.
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