the other, other M is for media, which you can click here to see Nintendo released a flood of information about Metroid: Other M today, not the least of which is when it’s coming out . The Media Summit press release describes a game that takes place primarily in a side-scrolling perspective, using a sideways Wii Remote, but gives the player the ability to switch to first person at any time and control the game with the pointer. So it’s an odd hybrid of old Metroid and Prime
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Metroid: Other M screens (the other M is for ‘mmmmm’)
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Speaking exclusively with IGN , The Conduit developer High Voltage Studios has revealed its upcoming game The Grinder to be heading to the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, as well as the Nintendo Wii. Previously announced as another of HVS’ exclusive games for the Wii aimed at teh hardcorez , the game will now end up on every console, which “allows us [High Voltage] to show off what our company can really do and get it into the hands of the most gamers.” While we’re inclined to argue that most gamers’ hands are in possession of a Wiimote and Nunchuk (at least that’s what the numbers tell us ), moving to the other consoles is a fairly understandable choice given the relatively low sales of HVS’ previous Wiisclusive title. “We are extremely proud of the sales for The Conduit , with over 350,000 copies sold, numerous ‘best-of 2009′ nods, and over a million hours played according to the Nintendo Channel,” noted CEO Kerry Ganofsky
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High Voltage Studios reveals The Grinder to be multiplatform
We didn’t have to wait long to find out about Nintendo’s two mystery Wii games . Xenoblade , as we guessed before, is the new name for Monado: Beginning of the World , the RPG by Monolith Soft, creators of Xenosaga
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Nintendo’s ‘The Last Story’ is new Mistwalker RPG; Xenoblade is Monado
Sega’s Mike Hayes assured Wired that the company still plans to make “core” games for the Wii, despite the relative lack of success of MadWorld .
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Sega: Giving up on hardcore Wii games would be ‘arrogant’
The controversial “Demo Play” feature devised by Shigeru Miyamoto and Nintendo won’t just be limited to New Super Mario Bros. Wii and other console-based adventures
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Nintendo’s ‘Demo Play’ planned for handheld games as well
