Leading independent developers announces innovative title available exclusively via WiiWare.
Cambridge, UK. 20th February 2008. David Braben’s Frontier Developments (“FrontierTM”), one of the games industry’s leading independent developers, today announced its first title for WiiWareTM – LostWindsTM; a high quality, enchanting adventure bursting with new gameplay ideas that embrace the innovative controller of the Wii™ .
Built with Frontier’s in-house 3D game-engine technology LostWinds puts “the power of the wind in the palm of your hand” as you wield the awesome powers of Enril the wind spirit – from raging tornados to the gentlest breeze – to guide and protect Toku, a young boy who is the only one who can help you release the curse placed upon the world of Mistralis by evil Balasar. Mistralis is a stunningly presented, magical land full of wonder and intrigue that bursts to life with your every action and exploration. The game’s novel, playful control mechanism lets you use Enril’s elemental powers to help Toku in your quest to overcome Balasar – powering his jumps and glides through Mistralis’ different regions, buffeting and smashing enemies, and solving puzzles.
One note about Okami for Wii, Capcom confirmed that the game will run in 16:9 widescreen despite what IGN reported last week.
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Here are a couple scans for Luminous Arc and some new scans for Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World for Wii.
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Format: Wii™
Launch Date: May 19, 2008
ESRB: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Game Type: Fitness Training
Accessories: Wii Balance Board™ (included)
Players: 1
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