We have seen the videos, we have seen the screens. No here is the official press release.
High Voltage Software unveiled their latest gaming engine, Quantum3, which boasts the most advanced graphical capabilities on the Nintendo Wii.
Hoffman Estates, IL – April 19, 2008 – According to The Financial Times, the Nintendo Wii has become the sales leader of its generation. In fact, the system is so popular that even now it can be hard trying to purchase one. Yet, such success still doesn’t change the fact that it is lagging behind in software that pushes the system’s hardware capabilities, especially in terms of its graphics and overall gaming technology.
High Voltage Software, a prominent video game developer, strives to change this trend by creating Nintendo Wii games that look like Xbox 360 or PS3 titles. It is one of the few developers able to accomplish such a feat, since others tend to concentrate more on the system’s unique style of gameplay.
Sheffield, England – April 21st, 2008 – Video games publisher Lexicon Entertainment today announce that the release date of Commando: Steel Disaster will be delayed until May 30th 2008.
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High Voltage Software, which showed off a tech demo for their new graphics engine earlier this week, has officially announced The Conduit, exclusively for the Wii. Here’s a description …
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Wow, this is a little weird. A game where Snake doesn’t shoot of blow up someone.
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