The Only Pool Game For WiiWare That Lets Users Play Online
REDWOOD CITY, CA – November 11, 2008 – Hudson Entertainment, the North
American publishing arm of HUDSON SOFT, today announced that Pool
Revolution: Cue Sports will be coming to WiiWare. This fun and
accessible pool game can be played against friends in the living room
or online, so players no longer need to worry about having enough
space for a pool table!
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Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced Job Island – a stunning collection of mini-games set within an umbrella theme, which has been created by Hudson Soft and will be released for Wii in March 2009.
Job Island was formerly known as Hard Working People, but has been renamed following the huge success of Hudson Soft’s similarly-themed Sports Island, which also used the concept of fun-orientated mini-games to such good effect.
A series of huge meteors are heading to Earth, and only the diligent, hard work of those enrolling for Job Island can save it! Only by raising cash by being successful at 50 jobs, can the player buy the items needed to prevent the meteors from ending all life as we know it. Thus, with three game modes on offer, Job Island steps up as one of the most ways to save the planet that you are ever likely to see!
Coming Summer 2009–The First Job Simulation Compilation For Nintendo
Wii Centered Around Fifty Odd and Quirky Jobs!REDWOOD CITY, CA – November 11th, 2008 – Hudson Entertainment, the
North American publishing arm for HUDSON SOFT, announced today they
will bring Help Wanted, a fun, slap-stick new life simulation game for
Wii in Summer 2009. In Help Wanted, players are sent on a mission to
save the world from impending extinction by completing fifty different
jobs. Help Wanted is developed by Hudson Soft and published by Hudson
Entertainment for North and South America.
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REDWOOD CITY, CA. – November 11, 2008 – Hudson Entertainment, the North
American publishing arm of HUDSON SOFT, today announced that they will
bring Pit Crew Panic!, an all-new “panic-action” game, to WiiWare.
This unique game is full of frantic fixing as the player’s pit crew
repairs a variety of bizarre “WHATSITS” as fast as they can.“Pit Crew Panic is crazy enough when playing alone,” said Sabine
Duvall, Vice President of Product Development at Hudson Entertainment.
“But when you play this game with friends, either offline or online,
it goes beyond crazy. Endeavoring mechanics will find that it’s a ton
of fun when there are four people waving Wii Remotes around to fix
parts on a giant broken toilet!”
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REDWOOD CITY, CA – November 11, 2008 – Hudson Entertainment, the North
American publishing arm of HUDSON SOFT, today announced that Snowboard
Riot, a distinctive
snowboarding game unlike anything players have ever encountered will be
coming to WiiWare. Snowboarding will reach new heights when players
take to the slopes with action-packed racing utilizing weapons such as
homing bullets and invisibility!
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San Francisco, Calif. – November 11, 2008 – Mastiff, a worldwide publisher of videogames and Renegade Kid, developer of innovative interactive software, today announced that the highly anticipated first-person shooter …
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No Miyamoto is not really in the game. This was a created by a Nintendo/WWE fan in the character creation menu.
“In our view, video games are likely to weather a recession quite well. In a ‘normal’ recession, consumer spending declines by roughly 5% (from a gross domestic product growth rate …
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– Matt catching up on Monster Lab, MySims Kingdom, Spyro, Celebrity Sports Showdown
– 3 weeks without a podcast, they did one last week but it failed, crashed, etc.
– Bozon’s been working on SmackDown vs. Raw, playing Call of Duty World at War reviews (should go up tomorrow)
Tales of Symphonia
– Daemon’s reviewing the game, says fans of the first game will like it
– Nothing new or original about it
– Bozon thinks it didn’t click like the first Tales game
– No overworld, just clicking around
– Slower combat
– Daemon enjoyed the combat, but it’s very linear
– Main character is winy, always complains
Quantum of Solace
– DS version is okay, Wii version not so much
– Controls aren’t great on the DS version
– Bad framerate issues on the Wii version, visuals aren’t even too impressive
– Has a bunch of technical issues on Wii
– Online mode is somewhat fun
– Not attacking the Wii version just for the fun of it
– Bozon wanted a cool Bond game with IR precision
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