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I think with Conduit 1 & 2's failure Sega isn't likely to publish this game. Sega already commented that Conduit 2 proved there isn't a market for hardcore games as they call them. Other publishers have made similar comments which leads me to believe that none of the big publishers will take a gamble on Grinder.

I fully expect the game to either get scrapped or upgraded to WiiU. Another option is for High Voltage to self publish the game or publish it with a much smaller publisher. maybe DreamCatcher would be interested.

BBut given how badly Wii software is selling right now, how the hardware sales are continuing to drop slowly but surely. I can't see a Wii release as much of a viable option. If they want to produce a successful game they would be best off releasing it for WiiU. But to do so would require at least another year of development, the whole game would almost need to be rebuilt!

I think this title may be forgotten. Cancelled and never heard of again considering High Voltage hasn't commented I don't think there is much of a chance of it coming. As for those saying stick to Dora, High Voltage had hoped to establish their own IP and be taken seriously as a developer. That could have happened if Conduit had been successful! They should have launched Grinder at the time they launched Conduit 2 and they should have waited till later to launch Conduit 2 likely as a 3DS game instead of Wii. Then they could have possibly been more successful!



-JC7

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