High Voltage Software, the enthusiastic developers supporting the Wii with upcoming titles such as The Grinder, have spoken up about possible sequels for their recently released FPS, The Conduit. While the game has fared modestly so far, they have expressed their interest in creating sequels to the game, though they haven't started working on anything yet. But in order to make this a possibility, they would like to see more sales of the original first.

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Hacker, hetoan2, believes that The Conduit is "virtually unprotected" and easy to hack. He states that hackers can easily alter the game's values to obtain things like infinite ammo, infinite health, and other advantages. Hetoan2 says that the online component of the game is just as easy to hack as the offline mode. However, instead of tormenting people online, he's decided to team up with High Voltage Software to track down hackers online.

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ArmA II (Steam), Blood Bowl (Digital Distribution), Dawn of Discovery (Anno 1404), Fallout 3 Downloadable Content - Point Lookout, Overlord II, Spore Galactic Adventures, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

PS2
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

PS3
Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires, Fight Night Round 4, Overlord II, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

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"Taking place in the near future, The Conduit features an intense campaign riddled with conspiracies that will have you battling against a mysterious alien race that has invaded Washington, DC."

""We have near-term, mid-term and long-term opportunities," he claims. "The near-term opportunity is the consumer who owns a PlayStation 3 or an Xbox 360 and has been bad-mouthing Wii to their friends. We can reach that consumer with games like The Conduit or Tiger Woods with Wii Motion Plus."

Reggie's mid-term goal is to get the more mainstream consumer who "just needs a little extra incentive" to get a Wii, something he believes he can do with Motion Plus and New Super Mario Bros. The lon..."

High Voltage Software, hot off the heels of announcing Wii 3D Fighter Gladiator A.D., has announced another title exclusively for the Wii today through IGN: The Grinder, a horror-themed first person shooter that has up to four players going up against vampires, werewolves, zombies, and other monsters.

The game will feature four player co-op, either splitscreen locally or over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. The Grinder will feature four different playable characters each with their own str...

"“2009 is already shaping up to be a groundbreaking year for this studio,” said Kerry J. Ganofsky, CEO and founder of High Voltage Software. “The release of The Conduit is just around the corner and there is more to come. We feel that E3 is the perfect opportunity to show off our hard work and give a taste of our very latest project.”"

"SEGA of America Inc. and SEGA Europe Ltd. today announced that Rick Nielsen, guitarist and founding member of the musical group Cheap Trick, would provide guitar tracks for the anticipated title, The Conduit, for Wii. Nielsen, who has penned and performed such hits as I Want You to Want Me and Surrender, is known for his distinctly powerful riffs and for his signature five-neck custom guitar and crowd-pleasing live performances."

Electronic Theatre hosts a short sound clip for the Emergency Alert System featured in the forthcoming The Conduit's near-future vision of Washington D.C.

"It seems that the bomb was dropped before due time. As reported 2 weeks ago Nintendo Power was going to have the privilege to divulge the most hyped FPS for the Wii online multiplayer details, however someone beat them to it. At NY Comic Con, Eric Nofsinger talked about The Conduit’s multiplayer. First of all, let’s state the things that we already knew."

Posted by RubyEclipse on Sega of America's official blog, Sega has announced that it will bring four titles to the upcoming New York Comic-Con from February 6th to 8th in New York City. All four of these titles will be playable on the floor, and all a part of their upcoming lineup of games in 2009. They are:

• MadWorld
• The House of the Dead: Overkill
• The Conduit
• Sonic and the Black Knight

Also, Phantasy Star memorabilia will be given out at the event, celebrating the upcoming releases of bot...

"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."

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Electronic Theatre delivers the news of High Voltage Software's announcement of the voice talent that shall lend their vocals to forthcoming Wii exclusive, The Conduit.

In a recent Nintendo Radio Podcast, High Voltage Software developers Rob Nichols (lead designer) and Tony Mecca (animator) discussed whether or not Friend Codes will be used in the upcoming Wii shooter The Conduit.

Although the two developers admitted they aren't fans of the Friend Code system, they pointed out that this is Nintendo's console and in the end they have to "have [Nintendo's] permission and their sign-off for whatever we put into the game" and that "if we have to use Friend C...

"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..."

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.