Shin Johnpv
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This is awesomeness. I hope we see some gameplay stuff soon. So Lego Indy sells best on Wii and then the only current gen console to get the new Indy game is Wii, most interesting.
Interesting because Lucasarts would then think that the Wii (and PS2, can't forget that one) is the best place for mediocre licensed titles?Shin Johnpv said:This is awesomeness. I hope we see some gameplay stuff soon. So Lego Indy sells best on Wii and then the only current gen console to get the new Indy game is Wii, most interesting.
That's natural for the system with the largest marketshare. In fact, it should be expected.Of All Trades said:Interesting because Lucasarts would then think that the Wii (and PS2, can't forget that one) is the best place for mediocre licensed titles?
titiklabingapat said:That's natural for the system with the largest marketshare. In fact, it should be expected.
So how is it either awesome or interesting that the Wii is getting a game that has to be dumbed down for the PS2?titiklabingapat said:That's natural for the system with the largest marketshare. In fact, it should be expected.
Of All Trades said:So how is it either awesome or interesting that the Wii is getting a game that has to be dumbed down for the PS2?
KevinCow said:Staff of Kings sounds like a dick euphemism.
To paraphrase Mr. Miyagi, "Man who survive nuclear explosion in fridge accomplish anything".evil ways said:So drinking all that Jesus water on the third movie gave Indy the ability to teleport from place to place?
Awesome, I'll be there on day 1!!!
Epcott said:Gameplay so mind blowing, they created a 2 minute CGI trailer to promote it's awesomeness instead of just showing the actual game.
Sweet!
I miss the Euphoic game's "Assassin's Creed like" trailer. I hardly knew ye
Andrex said:Does anyone know the sales breakdown for the Force Unleashed SKUs? Just curious. That chap from Zero Punctuation was "duped" into getting the Wii version for lightsaber-age, so I assume quite a few others were as well (.)including me
DXB-KNIGHT said:Maybe they can't reveal actual gameplay footage because it will be revealed in the next issue pf Nintendo Power.
Haunted said:because Traveller's Tales could make a mediocre platformer even out of that source material.
The Wii version has done very well. Like most good Wii games, it has legs unlike it's 360/PS3 counterparts
Dash Kappei said:It should've sold 3 copies at the most.
I'm sorry for Gazunta but the chaps at Krome should send back their devkits and never allowed to develop for Wii anymore.
SWTFU Wii is a disgrace for gamers out there:
the best part of the game is the tutorial, the turorial for fuck's sake.
It's without a doubt the shittiest semi-high profile game I've played on Wii since the launch of the system and that's saying a lot.
That's even without mentioning that the graphics get to shame the N64 hardware.
Oh my god the opening Kashyyk level, OMG the wookies... I had trouble sleeping for three days after playing that.
lubczyk said:The Wii version has done very well. Like most good Wii games, it has legs unlike it's 360/PS3 counterparts:
ajvizzgamer101 said:Ok, first you people complain about Wii not having enough good third party games and now you are like this game should be on the 360/PS3 not Wii
milanbaros said:Take that link out before you get banned. The numbers are pulled out of his arse.
Because he claims his numbers are valid and they aren't. And the site is banned, so really you don't ask questions past that unless you want to get banned, too.lubczyk said:Pachter does it all the time. Why are you calling ******** out on it? Should I listen to analysts that say the PS3 will make a come back into 1st and that the Wii will flounder into 3rd place?
Andrex said:It's not that bad. It looks like a mid-range PS2 title and has very questionable level design and physics, but it's not the absolute pits.
.Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings
Step into the shoes of the legendary hero, Indiana Jones, in an all new epic adventure! Set in the year 1939, Indiana Jones® and the Staff of Kings follows the rogue archaeologist on an all-new globe-trotting quest.
From San Francisco's Chinatown to the lush jungles of Panama, Indy must use his whip, fists and wits to fight through ruthless opposition as he spars with his nemesis, Magnus Völler, in a race for a relic of biblical proportions the Staff of Moses.
Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings features completely interactive environments, where players need to call upon their wits and daring to make each spring-loaded environment a weapon in order to dispense of foes in clever and unexpected ways. Also, embark upon thrilling action sequences that remain true to the spirit established in scenes such as Indy's pursuit of the motorcade in Raiders of the Lost Ark, the mine-cart scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and the free-for-all aboard the tank in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Product Information
* Wield your Wii Remote like Indys signature whip for a variety of uses from combat to navigation to puzzle-solving.
* Use your highly interactive Hot Set environments and your wits to defeat your enemies.
* Explore exotic locations around the globe in an all-new story that puts you on an epic quest for the Staff of Moses.
* Apply your smarts to navigate Indy through challenging terrains with the many maneuvers Indy can do with his whip.
* Engage in burst gunplay moments and use careful aim and the environment to take out enemies.
* Face overwhelming odds and escape signature run-for-your-life moments, like a daring escape from a collapsing temple, by matching fast-paced onscreen gesture prompts.
* Experience thrilling chases and control vehicles fly a biplane in a canyon trench, take the reigns of a wild elephant through the streets of Istanbul and navigate a raft down a raging river.
* Cooperative gameplay mode allows you and a friend to brave the challenges in a variety of game modes in an entirely new quest with a familiar character never playable before in an Indy game.
* Unlock four-player versus mode where you and your friends go head-to-head in a real biplane combat or take on three of your friends in a free for all tank battle!
* Whether you are brawling baddies or wielding your whip, use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk as nature intended with the intuitive gesture-based combat system.
* Discover more than 20 artifacts and rewarding unlockables throughout the game.
* For those old-school gamers there is nothing better than unlocking the classic Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis game!
* On the Nintendo DS, use the stylus as the whip to swing over pits, brawl with enemies and to explore the world.
* The PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system version features six robust types of burst gameplay including combat and physics challenges, puzzles and the trademark Indiana Jones chase sequences.
Yes, which version is it? Are there pics of the Wii version?Mr. Pointy said:Clearly that's the PSP version.
* For those old-school gamers there is nothing better than unlocking the classic Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis game!