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The Conduit Dev Diary (Part 2)

For those who are drooling in anticipation over The Conduit (I’m on that list), a new developer diary video has been released talking some more about the game. If hearing about technical aspects of the game doesn’t interest you then move on. If terms like death animations, adaptive music, motion blur, dynamic shadows turn you [...]

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High Voltage Hot Rod Show Review

Pros – A kinetic, and intense arcade driving game. The stunt/boost system provides a unique gameplay experience. A fun multiplayer experience. Cons – Controls could have been made a bit tighter. Bland visuals. Online multiplayer could have really added to the experience. Spotty driver AI. Championship mode could have been put together better.

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Top 5 WiiWare Games … So Far

There has been quite a bit of news regarding the world of WiiWare this week. There has been the release of the initial trailer for Eduardo: The Samurai Toaster. We also received confirmation of Hudson working on WiiWare’s first FPS title, Onslaught. In light of all of this WiiWare news, I thought we would take [...]

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Onslaught: First WiiWare FPS Game

Onslaught, not to be confused with the villain from the awful Marvel storyline is a FPS being released by Hudson Entertainment. Like most FPS’s, Onslaught will take place in a sci-fi setting, with a group of marines sent to investigate the mystery behind a missing space colony. The story might sound contrived, but there are [...]

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High Voltage Wants Fan Ideas For The Conduit Controls

Well, High Voltage is truly becoming a maverick in the world of video games. First they announced development of The Conduit. A game which boasts to push the Nintendo Wii to its technical limits. They’ve promised a robust online multiplayer outing. Now, they want to hear from fans on how to map their controls better. [...]

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Nintendo Releases Wi-Fi Router

Nintendo has always been about keeping things in house when it comes to accessories. Before Microsoft was even thinking about play-and-charge kits, and wireless network adapters, Nintendo had the Super Scope, R.O.B., light gun, and Power Glove. Ok, so some of those aren’t great examples, but they all show how Nintendo likes to offer every [...]

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