"The story starts as a weather phenomena appearing over the East coast of the United States. This weather system leads to some high level water increase over various rivers such as the Potomac River situated in Washington, D.C. A month later, a flu-like disease named “The Bug” spread through Washington, D.C. Many reports of missing people start spreading, while others just stay home worried that they would get infected."

"High Voltage Software hopes to raise the bar in [the Wii] portfolio’s visual fidelity, and at current few would argue against it doing so. Stunning in the screenshots, the title looks even better in motion..."

"Set in Washington DC, players take the role of Secret Service agent Ford, who must fight the insectoid alien threat the The Drudge following an invasion of Earth.

"Bringing The Conduit into our library is yet another show of SEGA’s belief that the Wii is more than a casual games console," says Gary Knight, European Marketing Director at SEGA of Europe. "As one of the most anticipated Wii games for next year, The Conduit will be the new benchmark for first person shooters."

"High Voltage..."

"High Voltage Software today officially revealed the Hollywood voice-over cast of their exciting first-person action shooter, The Conduit..."

"Of all the shooters I’ve seen on the Wii, The Conduit looks the best… graphically. The game manages to do things that I hadn’t thought possible on the system before, and honestly, it makes me feel very hopeful about the work that studios will continue crank out of the console. Even with demos of Madworld and Call of Duty: World at War flanking The Conduit at Nintendo’s media blitz last week, the shooter was undeniably more polished looking than the other offerings on display. But what else do..."

Electronic Theatre delivers brand new official screenshots of the Wii-exclusive title The Conduit, released by High Voltage Software early this morning.

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""Ahhh, the infamous friend codes. Ummm, what I can announce on that is we are working very closely with Nintendo. Ummm, we're looking at some possiblilities and some options. If we have to use Friend Codes, which, you know we probably will, I will just say that and make that admission right now"

"But I mean, folks have to realistically understand, it's Nintendo's system. It's their console, which we have to have their permission and their sign-off for whatever we put into the game. And if ..."

"High Voltage Software have today officially announced that their Wii-exclusive First-Person Shooter, The Conduit, has been scored by famed composer Diego Stocco.

Diego Stocco's music sound design credits include movies such as Transformers, Resident Evil: Extinction, Crank, Jumper, Lady in the Water, and videogame soundtracks for Justice League Heroes and Soul Calibur IV. His commercial credits include Nokia, Samsung, Panasonic, BMW and General Motors.

“Working with Diego was such an en..."

"Independent studio High Voltage Software is taking a bet on the Wii with its upcoming game The Conduit. Two bets, actually -- that the system's hardware is capable of significantly more than most developers have done with it, and that its broad audience contains a market for a hardcore-slanted first-person shooter.

The Conduit seems to be progressing well on the first front, based on gameplay demos and videos released by High Voltage, but the team will have to wait until the game's planned..."

High Voltage Software's Eric Nofsinger recently provided more specific details about the release date of The Conduit. In a video interview with Gamereactor, Nofsinger explained that the development team is hoping to launch the game in March 2009.

"The Conduit was the very first game I demoed at E3, and it remained the highlight right to the end of the day. I can’t tell you which I liked more…the actual game, or the passion from the guys at High Voltage. I can’t stress enough that these guys are true Wii fans and gamers…just like you and I. They don’t get why third parties don’t deliver AAA content to the Wii. They know that platform can do so much more than what is currently available. They love the casual/expanded audience, but they w..."