Interviews

1. What are some of the key gameplay features in LEGO Battles?

[Phill] LEGO® Battles is all about building your base and your army. Players can choose where to place buildings, walls and towers to create a fortification the anyway they want, but more importantly players can mix and match units from the different LEGO themes to create the army they always wanted to have. The LEGO universe allows us to have characters battling it out that are unique and make for some great battles: pirates ships attacking a dragon while fighting an army of aliens is a lot of fun.

2. As an RTS, what were some of the advantages that the DS provided as a platform?

[Phill] The DS is the right platform as the dual screens and touch screen controls allowed us create an interface that was simple for people to get to grips with yet with enough depth to allow them to have full control over their battle.

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Joystiq: So you see this as a series?

Hopefully. You never know, but yeah, the goal … like Nintendo said this morning, it’s a new franchise, but in the end, …
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What about the Halo audience?

Fils-Aime: We think we win over the Halo audience with something like The Conduit, a multi-player, online, shooting experience, or Dead Space Extraction. And you …
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Mr. Miyamoto was not at Nintendo press conferance, and I have yet to see the guy. I am hoping to run into him at the show like …
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GN: What about the sort of content the game is going to cover?

Kellam Eanes: The game play will be structured around six large level “Hubs,” which will be levels …
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High Voltage Software, the makers of The Conduit, have announced their next Wii exclusive entitled ‘Gladiator A.D.’. The game is a 3D fighter complete with great graphics and customizable moves/weapons!
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A portion of a VideoGamer interview with Eric Nofsinger of High Voltage…

VideoGamer.com: Clearly at the moment The Conduit is a Wii-only game. Would you ever consider bringing to the …
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1UP: Why did you decide to speak at the Nordic Game Conference, and what can you tell us about your presentation for tomorrow?

Suda: I’d received an offer from the …
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GN: First off, who’s developing this project, how big is the team, and how long has it been underway?

Jacques: The Rabbids Go Home core team is made up of …
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