Recent reports revealed that Nibris had lost Frontline Studios as its development partner for the upcoming project, Sadness. For some pessimists, this put the future of the title into doubt. Now, the ambitious company has very kindly informed Cubed3 that the recent changes are nothing to fret about, and has indicated that the project is going ahead as previously planned.
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The mysterious survival thriller for Wii will have to take on the roll of Maria having just survived a serious train crash, the latest issue of Game Informer reveals.

Maria has to watch over her little brother, Alexander, who was unfortunately blinded during the crash, but things take an X-Files-style turn when Alexander starts acting "odd".

Without weapons, Maria and Alexander have to make use of environmental objects in their struggle to survive the chilling events that await.
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Nintendowiifanboy.com reports that NIBRIS has found a publisher for their game Sadness, however they aren't able to report on who that publisher is at this time.
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Even though gaming's largest trade show has come and gone, there was no mention of Nibris' off-the-wall Wii title Sadness. Exactly what kind of game this black-and-white creation will be, we're still not sure, but these new screens shed some light on what you may be doing. A few of these screens show the lead character holding what appears to be a black Wii wand. Nibris wants to draw players into the game's dark, moody world, and if Maria here is actually using a wand, that could be the trick. ...
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Wednesday 12 April 2006 Word has just reached us that Polish developer Nibris has announced Sadness, a totally black and white, utterly mysterious game for Nintendo's Revolution console. We're failing to make any sense of the press release issued for the announcement, so we've published it here, in full, for your brain-fizzling delight: "Exclusive Nintendo Revolution title Sadness will be fully... black and white! "Nibris decided to follow Nintendo's path, which definitely fights the ...
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ATARI and Telltale, Inc. today announced a new partnership to bring Sam & Max to retail stores worldwide with PC and Wii versions of the duo's most recent escapades, Sam & Max Season Two. Everyone's favourite freelance police are back for more of the surreal stories and offbeat laughs that make the Sam & Max games series one-of-a-kind. Currently available as episodic downloads for PC only, publisher ATARI is bringing Sam & Max Season Two to retailers worldwide for PC and Wii in 2009...
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Telltalegames have confirmed that Sam & Max season 1 for the Wii is shipping to stores across the US and that details of a PAL release for November are to be announced soon.
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Telltale Games has sent word that duo Sam & Max will make their console debut on October 7 in Sam & Max Season One for Wii.
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Telltale Games has revealed that the detective duo is on its way to Wii.

The title will be a compilation of the downloadable episodes from the first season of Sam & Max, originally released in 2006. Austrian publisher JoWooD, who previously announced the project in January only for Telltale to then refute it, will be publishing the game.

Telltale games are also working on something for WiiWare, but has denied any ...

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Today, Telltale Games confirmed for GameSpot long-standing rumors that it would be bringing its episodic series to consoles, and specifically to the Nintendo Wii. The canine-lagomorph combo's debut on Nintendo's console will come in the form of a port of the PC first-season compilation, from pilot episode "Culture Shock" through to "Bright Side of the Moon."

Telltale representatives said the game's release on the Wii is due in large part to fan demand, in particular an e-mail campaign launched prior to the debut of the Sam & Max episodic series on the PC. Rumors and speculation of a Wii port helped spark publisher interest in bringing the series to Nintendo's platform.
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