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Forums - Nintendo - New Rage of the Gladiator trailer. WM+ support added.

famousringo on 23 September 2009

Before anybody gets too excited, combat moves are still pre-determined. WM+ is used to improve gesture recognition, not to provide 1:1 control. I still expect it to be a lot of fun. :)

GoNintendo has a pretty good interview with Ghostfire, too:

http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=97848



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gansito on 23 September 2009

wow, its a punch out clone, sweet, this game looks way more fun than gladiator AD



routsounmanman on 23 September 2009

Wii the ultimate Gladiator console confirmed



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Majin-Tenshinhan on 23 September 2009

Wow, great! Will probably get this.



famousringo on 23 September 2009
gansito said:
wow, its a punch out clone, sweet, this game looks way more fun than gladiator AD

Compared to what was shown of AD back in June, I've gotta agree.

I think it's curious that we haven't seen anything of Gladiator AD in three months though. HVS normally talk up their projects all over the place. Hopefully they're looking at the feedback they got and working on smoothing out AD's clumsy gameplay before they trot it out again.



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theARTIST0017 on 23 September 2009
famousringo said:
gansito said:
wow, its a punch out clone, sweet, this game looks way more fun than gladiator AD

Compared to what was shown of AD back in June, I've gotta agree.

I think it's curious that we haven't seen anything of Gladiator AD in three months though. HVS normally talk up their projects all over the place. Hopefully they're looking at the feedback they got and working on smoothing out AD's clumsy gameplay before they trot it out again.


This game looks fun. Does it look more fu than A.D.? Well, too earl to tell. Remember A.D. is still very early in development, I believe even The Grinder is being more focused on right now. But as far as this game goes, yeah thats cool that it uses WM+ and all.



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Gamerace on 23 September 2009

This is a Wiiware title right? If so I'll certainly be picking it up.



 

famousringo on 23 September 2009
Gamerace said:
This is a Wiiware title right? If so I'll certainly be picking it up.

Oh yeah, digital distro. Burn those Wii points.

I just tallied up my VC/WiiWare spending and it looks like I've dropped over 35,000 points. I think I'll be over 45,000 by the end of the year. :X



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c03n3nj0 on 23 September 2009

Not exactly my cup of tea.

Although, it does seem to have some effort behind it. So I think it could sell well.



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GhostfireScott on 23 September 2009

Hey Guys --

 

Scott here. I'm one of the developers for Rage of the Gladiator.

 

Happy to see all the support the game is getting. We are very excited to be bringing a game of this quality to the WiiWare platform, and also happy to include Wii M+ support. We listened to your feedback, and presto -- Wii MotionPlus.