VideoMan said:
1 million (including the eventual Player's Choice) in the U.S. before its done.
VideoMan said:
Phife Dawg said:I like the placement of the second barrel :lol . What's supposed to come out there?
Isn't that supposed to be the red dot beneath the barrel?Akai said:Laser sight?
I really like the box art...It has that cheesy B-sci-fi feel to it...
butsomuch said:
META HTTP-EQUIV="Expires" CONTENT="Mon, 04 Dec 1999 21:29:02 GMT"EatChildren said:Viral marketing has begun for The Conduit.
AceBandage said:Seems the ASE has some attack abilities (he used it on the giant alien).
On April 15th we’re going to have a big multiplayer event with Sega (The Conduit's publisher). A press event extravaganza to basically call everybody into the room and say: “O.k. You’ve all been wanting to see multiplayer play, multiplayer etc., here it is”. That will all happen on the 15th. We’re not planning on hiding anything.
...or "The Conduit Discussion Thread of 'OMG FPS ON WII!'" ?markatisu said:Could we change the thread title to something like The Conduit Update thread?
Yaceka said:...or "The Conduit Discussion Thread of 'OMG FPS ON WII!'" ?
In the end, The Conduit shows a ton of potential. It could finally be the Wii shooter we'd all hoped to get when the console was unveiled some three and a half years ago. If the controls work as well as it looks like they do, it could provide an experience that allows gamers to really feel like they're aiming a gun at alien creatures, rather than just waggling, locking on, and waggling some more. My only fear with the controls is that with the endless amount of customization, players will have trouble finding their sweet spot when it may have been better for the developers to limit selections to a few predetermined optimum builds.
In addition, the folks at High Voltage have put some effort into creating an interesting sci-fi world that at least has a chance of making the player care about the story and characters. The Drudge and their allies seem like a formidable set of enemies, and guns at Michael Ford's disposal seem varied and interesting. The environments themselves were a well crafted, and the graphics are among the very best seen on the Wii to date.
Much of The Conduit's lasting appeal will come down to if High Voltage can pull off the promised 16 player online multiplayer and find good work-arounds to Nintendo's awful friend code system and historically laggy network connections. However, the single-player campaign at least looks deep and promising enough to stand on its own, so hopefully The Conduit can lead a hardcore gaming charge on the casual motion controlled system.
Finally, one last note of interest to Nintendo fanboys: At the end of the demo, I asked Matt Corso if they had pushed the Wii as far as it could go. His response: "This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are new graphical technologies we've already developed that came along too late to include in The Conduit."
hopefully The Conduit can lead a hardcore gaming charge on the casual system.
Tastes like chicken.Scrubking said:God, I hate the videogame media.
The most ironic this is this probably the tenth time they have said "Wii finally gets a hardcore game!"Scrubking said:God, I hate the videogame media.
markatisu said:Wow, High Voltage must be trying to be the new Factor 5 but with good controls
http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/694618/The-Conduit-Single-Player-Preview.html
It happens every time the Wii gets one.JDSN said:The most ironic this is this probably the tenth time they have said "Wii finally gets a hardcore game!"
Quiet, you. Quit trying to bring sensibility into a NeoGAF thread.Rash said:How about we starting caring a little less about "casual vs. hardcore" and a little more about whether or not the game is fun, eh?
Rash said:That's what happens when people are too focused one whether or not a game is hardcore or not.
Yeah and if you count last gen it only meant games with violence now it sort of went to meaning AAA games.Scrubking said:I'm still trying to figure out what "hardcore" means. I mean the media uses the word in almost every single article especially where the Wii is concerned so I'd like to know what such a highly used word actually means. Funny thing is no one seems to know. So why is the word used so much then?
It's retarded. The plague of gaming is when people need a game to be "hardcore" in order to have fun, rather than the game just being fun by nature.joetachi said:Yeah and if you count last gen it only meant games with violence now it sort of went to meaning AAA games.
Rash said:I wish we could all just put the differentiation to rest, especially since the Wii itself, with a focus on "bridge games" is trying to bring things back to the NES days, when games were just games.
Scrubking said:The videogame industry, including the media, will never let that happen.
* Unique ASE with custom detail and projected light
* Secret Agent multiplayer character
* 24-page artbook featuring concept art from the game world
Scrubking said:The videogame industry, including the media, will never let that happen.
AltogetherAndrews said:It's a shame that it's so prohibitively ugly
markatisu said:Looks like Sega is releasing a CE of the game via Gamestop
http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=72956
Scrubking said:I'm still trying to figure out what "hardcore" means. I mean the media uses the word in almost every single article especially where the Wii is concerned so I'd like to know what such a highly used word actually means. Funny thing is no one seems to know. So why is the word used so much then?
Akai said:Ooooh, I approve of artbooks as pre-order bonuses! (The other two things seem kind of piddly, really, but who cares? ARTBOOK!)
markatisu said:Looks like Sega is releasing a CE of the game via Gamestop
http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=72956
At the end of the demo, I asked Matt Corso if they had pushed the Wii as far as it could go. His response: "This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are new graphical technologies we've already developed that came along too late to include in The Conduit."
It's just a skin change.Scrubking said:So the LE has in game differences? That sucks. They better offer that stuff as an unlockable or free download or something. I already preordered through Amazon!
it'll go well with my gallery of hotel art!Mashing said:Considering the art is pretty god-awful (okay, that may be too strong a word--generic would be more politically correct), I'm not sure why you are excited about an art book. Otherwise, I'd agree with you, art books are generally what I look for most in CE's.
The CE should include an exclusive Genesis replacement boxart. It would be awesome.markatisu said:Posting this here since that last Conduit thread was just awful
Looks like Sega is releasing a CE of the game via Gamestop
http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=72956
donny2112 said:Oooooh. Are there usually other kinds of limited edition exclusives or is GameStop often the only one doing these kind of preorder bonuses?