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The Conduit Preview: Proof that hard core games are still on the way for Wii and Nintendo isn't alienating anyone!

October 08, 2008 in Previews comments 3

Well, for the naysayers here that are up in arms regarding Nintendo ignoring the hardcore audience... they haven't been paying attention. From the ultra violent MADWORLD, to Call of Duty, there are hardcore titles coming for the Wii - just Nintendo isn't making a fuss about them and focusing more on marketing to the mainstream. That said, many are claiming The Conduit will be for the Wii what GoldenEye was for the N64.... Locke Webster once again delivers the goods!

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 does The Conduit have to offer?
Daigoji_Gai via gamesblog.ugo.com »
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    Final Blade Oct 8, 08
    Its not the matter of them not making them, its a matter of not having ENOUGH of them and the games they do have of THEM gets ignored, in comparison to the likes of shitty games like Wii Music(yes im referring to FF4 getting ignored in comparison to Wii Music. )
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      Daigoji_Gai Oct 9, 08
      Willing to bet a penny that despite the angst against Wii Music, because of Nintendo's outreach to the gaming mainstream it will do very well.
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        Seeker X Oct 9, 08
        Of course it will do well. The *bleep*ing Wii Fit sold like crazy, and I don't doubt that any other game starting "Wii--" will sell anyways. That's not exactly the point though...how many casual games have to be released before the next "hardcore" game comes? It's like saying that it's ok to play the game you bought last year over and over until Nintendo feels like releasing the next one.

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