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Wii Play: Motion Developers Unveiled (SKIP, Chun-Soft, Prope, Good-Feel + more)

Source: http://www.nintendo.fr/NOE/fr_FR/ga...on_32943.html?at=mail&mailname=General_May_11

ARZEST Corporation (http://www.arzest.jp/en/origin.html)

CHUNSOFT Co., Ltd. (999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Shiren the Wanderer series, Pokemon: Mystery Dungeon games, Dragon Quest I - V)

Good-Feel Co.,Ltd (Kirby's Epic Yarn, Warioland: Shake It!, Looksley's Line Up)

MITCHELL CORPORATION (Polarium series, Magnetica series, Suujin Taisen: Number Battles)

PROPE, Ltd. -- Yuji Naka's studio (Let's Tap, Let's Catch, Ivy the Kiwi? titles, Rodea the Sky Knight)

SKIP Ltd. (Chibi-Robo series, -art style- series, Giftpia, LOL, Snowpack Park, bit generations series)

NdCUBE Co.,Ltd. (F-Zero: Maximum Velocity, Wii Party, Mario Party 9)

VANPOOL,INC. (Tingle series of DS games, see other titles here: http://www.vanpool.co.jp/work.html)



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New trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Iqp-11La_o


I'm buying it just for SKIP's game. I wonder which one they did.
 

VOOK

We don't know why he keeps buying PAL, either.
Nintendo just went... well we got nothing else... let's just make a ton of mini games and whack them all together? Nice work.
 

Linkup

Member
Why do I have the feeling that all of these companies should be out of business by now?

Anyway, good looks fun, as you would expect with a roster of devs like that.
 

onQ123

Member
Pretty much Start The Party without the augmented reality & a little Sports Champions mixed in for the rock skipping.


these games show off the Motion Plus so that's a good thing because they will feel closer to a PlayStation Move game than the normal Wii games that don't put the motion plus to use.
 
The lack of Osman/Cannon Dancer listed under Mitchell Corporation is saddening. Still, it's good to see these developers working.

I'll probably grab this when I pick up Child of Eden.
 

birdchili

Member
are there any impressions of this anywhere yet?

curious about how many of the games are multiplayer-centric as well.

will likely grab as i expect it'll entertain me more than flingsmash would have, and my current non-m+ remotes don't talk to nunchuks/classic controllers anymore:(
 

Taker666

Member
If you could get it for $20 without the controller I'd buy it...but I'm not paying a bunch extra for a controller that I don't need.
 

Alrus

Member
Taker666 said:
If you could get it for $20 without the controller I'd buy it...but I'm not paying a bunch extra for a controller that I don't need.

If it bombs you'll be able to get it for ridiculously cheap just like Flingsmash. Then you can do whatever with the controller.
 

Terrell

Member
Whoa whoa whoa whoa.... whoa... WHOA.

Hudson Soft is no longer the developer of Mario Party?! I guess it only took Nintendo 8 games to realize they were driving that crap into the ground, eh?
 

D-Pad

Member
Terrell said:
Whoa whoa whoa whoa.... whoa... WHOA.

Hudson Soft is no longer the developer of Mario Party?! I guess it only took Nintendo 8 games to realize they were driving that crap into the ground, eh?

IIRC, and according to GAF, Nintendo absorbed most of Hudson Soft's Mario Party team into NdCUBE.
 
Terrell said:
Whoa whoa whoa whoa.... whoa... WHOA.

Hudson Soft is no longer the developer of Mario Party?! I guess it only took Nintendo 8 games to realize they were driving that crap into the ground, eh?
Mario Party 9 looks like it's going to be great again, and really pretty too with Super Mario Galaxy-like graphics and design influences:

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Mockingbird said:
I'm buying it just for SKIP's game. I wonder which one they did.
If that's the case you also want Vanpool's game, since they're something of an offshoot of Skip. Or rather, they both sprung from the same source. Or something. They crazy.
 
I want the game, but I already have enough controllers.

I guess I'll just wait to buy the game by itself used. It probably won't take too long for them to show up.
 

jwluther

Member
Taker666 said:
If you could get it for $20 without the controller I'd buy it...but I'm not paying a bunch extra for a controller that I don't need.
I got an e-mail from Club Nintendo saying I could get it without the controller for $29.99, since I own the original Wii Play.
 

jgkspsx

Member
Well, I'm a lot more interested now! Still waiting for detailed previews of the games.

Taker666 said:
If you could get it for $20 without the controller I'd buy it...but I'm not paying a bunch extra for a controller that I don't need.
https://store.nintendo.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/WiiPlayMotion?storeId=10001

(Probably not worth it if they charge shipping - it may be cheaper to buy the bundle and sell the wiimote+. Besides, it should be $20 for the bundle by Black Friday.)
 

Chairhome

Member
Anyone get this yet? I'm interested in the bundle... this is not likely to drop soon since its Nintendo published, right?
 

Poyunch

Member
What would be cool for a mini-game compilation would be to have multiple developers create their own game using the new tech. This is Miyamoto's game, this is Sakurai's game, etc.

That I might buy.
 
Here is the list of titles:


ARZEST Corporation (http://www.arzest.jp/en/origin.html) This is their first game. It's headed up by Naoto Oshima, the designer of Sonic -- Jump Park ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/jump-park/ ), Cone Zone ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/cone-zone/ ), Spooky Search ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/spooky-search/ )

CHUNSOFT Co., Ltd. (999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Shiren the Wanderer series, Pokemon: Mystery Dungeon games, Dragon Quest I - V) -- Star Shuttle ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/star-shuttle/ )

Good-Feel Co.,Ltd (Kirby's Epic Yarn, Warioland: Shake It!, Looksley's Line Up) Veggie Guardin' ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/veggie-guardin/ ) , Skip Skimmer ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/skip-skimmer/ ) , and made one more which got cut, called Dolphin.

MITCHELL CORPORATION (Polarium series, Magnetica series, Suujin Taisen: Number Battles) -- Treasure Twirl ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/treasure-twirl/ ), and made 1 more which got cut -- called Unicycle

PROPE, Ltd. -- Yuji Naka's studio (Let's Tap, Let's Catch, Ivy the Kiwi? titles, Rodea the Sky Knight) --- Trigger Twist ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/trigger-twist/ ).

SKIP Ltd. (Chibi-Robo series, -art style- series, Giftpia, LOL, Snowpack Park, bit generations series) -- Pose Mii Plus ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/pose-mii-plus/ ) , Flutter Fly ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/flutter-fly/ ).

NdCUBE Co.,Ltd. (F-Zero: Maximum Velocity, Wii Party, Mario Party 9)

Nintendo -- Teeter-Targets ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/teeter-targets/ )

VANPOOL,INC. (Tingle series of DS games, see other titles here: http://www.vanpool.co.jp/work.html) -- Wind Runner ( http://wiiplaymotion.nintendo.com/wind-runner/ )
 

swerve

Member
When you get used to the real-world mapping of the controller as a giant 3D VR control, prope's Trigger Twist is really good.

It's an odd idea, though. An enemy is to the player's right? You point to your actual right (not to right on the screen, but to your actual right for example by extending your right arm straight out).

For it to work perfectly, the TV would have to move with the remote (hmm.. Wii U?) , so you look to your right as well. As it is you look forwards to the screen, and see the part of the game world where your arm is pointing. VR-esque.
 
I haven't bought this yet but plan to -- still undecided on U.S. or JP. What are the best games?

apparently, Prope and Skip wanted to make a ghost searching game too, but arzest came up with it first, lol
 
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