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Exblackman on 10 July 2008
dib8rman said:
Yea LAN is kinda out dated, no one wants to lug their crt or plasma to their friends house. Now if they mean 4x Wii using wifi to communicate with 1 Wii as host that can do 4 player split screen on 1 television, then boom chaka!

That brings up and interesting point.Does any other wii game offer LAN support and if so how was implemented and faired.

 



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fazz on 10 July 2008

They've been working hard. Hope UbiSoft and EA stay the f*ck away from High Voltage.



misteromar mk4 on 10 July 2008

Its great these guys fully understand what core gamers want on the wii and are doing their very best to deliver, pity big gaming companies are still thinking the wii is a fad and the ps3 will dominate like the ps2.



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Mint on 10 July 2008

I got very lightheaded after watching a little of that... I think I might pass out...

This is insane! I believe!

This looks like what I thought Red Steel would be like, and... wow...

Took 3rd party a couple of years, but I think they are finally getting it...



 

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dib8rman on 10 July 2008

1.5 years to develop they can afford to do it without a publisher meaning they are making it how they want to make it... This is what the Wii is all about - once this sells Millions then they get larger than life...



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sc94597 on 10 July 2008
Exblackman said:
dib8rman said:
Yea LAN is kinda out dated, no one wants to lug their crt or plasma to their friends house. Now if they mean 4x Wii using wifi to communicate with 1 Wii as host that can do 4 player split screen on 1 television, then boom chaka!

That brings up and interesting point.Does any other wii game offer LAN support and if so how was implemented and faired.

 

The wii is capable of lan, and even the gamecube was. So it should fairly work. I think it was used for MKDD. Did anybody try it? How well did it work?

 



Dolla Dolla on 10 July 2008

I'm impressed, yet cautiously optimistic.



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OooSnap on 10 July 2008

The game looks nice but I don't think it is comparable to any first gen 360 games in terms of graphics. It looks like it could be a nice looking Xbox game. There are still more months to polish it.

I may get this game only if it is extremely challenging and not "noobed-down" (that's my word) and gameplay is tight and fun.



GLoRySoGLoRy on 10 July 2008

on the vid 0:24 the enemy on top of the building got hit atleast 3 times in the crotch. ouch!

The Conduit already is a must buy



sc94597 on 10 July 2008
OooSnap said:
The game looks nice but I don't think it is comparable to any first gen 360 games in terms of graphics. It looks like it could be a nice looking Xbox game. There are still more months to polish it.

I may get this game only if it is extremely challenging and not "noobed-down" (that's my word) and gameplay is tight and fun.

Show me some xbox games that look like this. Also there are many first generation xbox 360 games that look worse than original xbox games because they added nothing but a higher resolution, which showed heavy jaggies. You didn't start to see the xbox 360s performance until Gears, and you only saw some in CoD 2 and CoD 3 which I beleive this looks close to in some areas, such as lighting.