New Conduit interview: Storyline

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jim1029 on 17 March 2009

http://wii.ign.com/articles/963/963610p1.html

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Tecmo on 17 March 2009

was just about the post the same thing....anyway we found some new stuff about the storyline which was nice, but they were pretty evasive about some of the bigger plot points (which is nice bc I liked to be surprised)

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perculator on 17 March 2009

Looks interesting but im really only concerned with the online aspect of it.

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griffinA on 17 March 2009

the guys are certainly funny, and the new screenshots look good

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