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Forums - Gaming - Ubisoft finish either ZombiU 2 or Killer Freaks from Outer Space, but won't release it until more Wii Us are sold.

Cheebee on 13 June 2014
NintendoMonkey33 said:
Its not an M rated game. They said they're waiting for more families to buy the Wii U so its probably Rabbids. Could be wrong.

This. It's pretty much confirmed to be an E-for-all casual family game. Maybe Zumba.



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Kaizar on 13 June 2014
Scisca said:
Doesn't matter if we like it or not - it's a wise business decision. I think Wii U is bound to start selling better than it is doing now. Not great, but better. And after all, it's better that they made the game and are waiting with it than had they just canned it half-way though the development process and never released it.........like; "Mega Man Legends 3".


You're welcome for the edit. (LOL)



Kaizar on 13 June 2014

I didn't hear anything about it being a family type of game.

My bad.



NightDragon83 on 13 June 2014

Too bad Killer Freaks IS Zombi U, and it's not Zombi U2 (featuring zombie Bono?!?) because the first one didn't exactly set the gaming world or the sales charts on fire.



On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.

Kaizar on 13 June 2014
NightDragon83 said:
Too bad Killer Freaks IS Zombi U, and it's not Zombi U2 (featuring zombie Bono?!?) because the first one didn't exactly set the gaming world or the sales charts on fire.


Actually Rabbids is just a kid friendly Watertown version of Killer Freaks from Outer Space, because back then M Rated games weren't a sure thing in those days. And they just took the Wii U gameplay feature ideas to put into ZombiU.

Killer Freaks from Outer Space is most likely going to eventually release on Wii U in the next 4 years, and is just going thru a lot more brainstorming for the alpha phase of the project. When it was going to be a launch title, they were going half-ass about it in some areas, but now they can just keep it silent until they got a completely pimped out product to release.



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NightDragon83 on 13 June 2014
Kaizar said:
NightDragon83 said:
Too bad Killer Freaks IS Zombi U, and it's not Zombi U2 (featuring zombie Bono?!?) because the first one didn't exactly set the gaming world or the sales charts on fire.


Actually Rabbids is just a kid friendly Watertown version of Killer Freaks from Outer Space, because back then M Rated games weren't a sure thing in those days. And they just took the Wii U gameplay feature ideas to put into ZombiU.

Killer Freaks from Outer Space is most likely going to eventually release on Wii U in the next 4 years, and is just going thru a lot more brainstorming for the alpha phase of the project. When it was going to be a launch title, they were going half-ass about it in some areas, but now they can just keep it silent until they got a completely pimped out product to release.

Now you're just trolling lol.  Either that, or you honestly haven't a clue as to what you're talking about, because like I said before, Zombi U is, LITERALLY, Killer Freaks...

http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/06/19/how-killer-freaks-became-zombiu



On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.

Kaizar on 13 June 2014
NightDragon83 said:
Kaizar said:
NightDragon83 said:
Too bad Killer Freaks IS Zombi U, and it's not Zombi U2 (featuring zombie Bono?!?) because the first one didn't exactly set the gaming world or the sales charts on fire.


Actually Rabbids is just a kid friendly Watertown version of Killer Freaks from Outer Space, because back then M Rated games weren't a sure thing in those days. And they just took the Wii U gameplay feature ideas to put into ZombiU.

Killer Freaks from Outer Space is most likely going to eventually release on Wii U in the next 4 years, and is just going thru a lot more brainstorming for the alpha phase of the project. When it was going to be a launch title, they were going half-ass about it in some areas, but now they can just keep it silent until they got a completely pimped out product to release.

Now you're just trolling lol.  Either that, or you honestly haven't a clue as to what you're talking about, because like I said before, Zombi U is, LITERALLY, Killer Freaks...

http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/06/19/how-killer-freaks-became-zombiu


Killer Freaks became Rabbids, and then they finally went to make Killer Feaks a second time around, but then their second try became ZombiU.

I can see Ubisoft trying Killer Freaks a 3rd time around, but this time I would hope it doesn't become another game again, like it did those first 2 times.



DolPhanTendo on 13 June 2014

Lol another lie by Ubisoft. It's funny but to me paying people to make a game to its a completion then not releasing is like a restaurant making 50 hamburgers then telling the public that we throwing them away because no one is coming by during dinner hours. It absolutely makes no f---ing sense to waste all those man hours and server time (electricity).



oniyide on 13 June 2014
DolPhanTendo said:

Lol another lie by Ubisoft. It's funny but to me paying people to make a game to its a completion then not releasing is like a restaurant making 50 hamburgers then telling the public that we throwing them away because no one is coming by during dinner hours. It absolutely makes no f---ing sense to waste all those man hours and server time (electricity).


i see what you're saying, but the game they are holding probably wasnt that expensive to begin with and its not like its the first time that it happened



amp316 on 14 June 2014

I'm not really worried about it.

Imagine Petz U isn't my cup of tea.



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