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Nice. Also odd. Most people wait for their game to be out before they talkThe Trust is a cell of the Secret Service. Its a group composed of the top agents in the Secret Service, like from the story, Michael Ford.
Ohh yea E3 09 High Voltage is showing 2 more Wii exclusives, and supposedly both of them are FPS'es.
http://kotaku.com/5237030/high-voltage-new-wii-exclusives-can-handle--tens-of-on+screen-enemies
Don't know anything about Red Steel. Sorry. How did they do the split screen?Actually, split screen worked pretty well in Red Steel IMO.
Yeah, I'm just gonna hope that the guy who leads you (John Adams, clearly a codename), doesn't betray you. You are already facing aliens, defectors, and infected, adding your guide is not going to help (then again, that's what they did in Bioshock).The Trust is a cell of the Secret Service. Its a group composed of the top agents in the Secret Service, like from the story, Michael Ford.
Every game doesn't need a competitive community, as a matter of fact problems always seem to come when people try to take a non-competitive game [Brawl for example] and try to make it into serious business.Incidently, since all multi-player is online, I can't see how a competitive community could develop. Not a bad thing perse, but if it is as good as it looks like it will be, then The Conduit's competitive community will have an extremely interesting developement. (because you know somebody is going to set up 12 player homebrew based lan parties using 12 televisions, wii's, and copies of the Conduit for tournaments. The Conduit is probably the only IR game that actually qualifies for having a competitive community, after all.)
One thing I noticed that in the Flash Forward mission(the first one) you have a different sound C.O that doesn't sound like Adams. Three possibilities.Yeah, I'm just gonna hope that the guy who leads you (John Adams, clearly a codename), doesn't betray you. You are already facing aliens, defectors, and infected, adding your guide is not going to help (then again, that's what they did in Bioshock).
I don't see that happening with the Conduit though, for at least two reasons:Every game doesn't need a competitive community, as a matter of fact problems always seem to come when people try to take a non-competitive game [Brawl for example] and try to make it into serious business.
Please be #3, No betraying please between Ford and Adams. (then again, apparently you have more than one guide, well, according to wikipedia)One thing I noticed that in the Flash Forward mission(the first one) you have a different sound C.O that doesn't sound like Adams. Three possibilities.
1)Adams betrays you
2)You betray Adams
3)Adams Dies.
Well that is an obvious fear. Legendary did badly not because it sucked, but because there wasn't a lot it gave to the table. The Conduit is pretty much what happens when you mix metroid, halo, and a not so out there season of the x files. The real difference between The conduit and Legendary is exactly WHICH table it is delivering to. The 360 and PS3 are chock full of FPS, all of which can claim something (well, the good ones anyway). The wii, has only like, a dozen games from a first-person perspective, and they are either:Game looks generic as hell. It'll probably flop.
That's true. Do you think the Wii FPS fanbase is large enough, though? Most Nintendo fanboys I know have jumped ship to 360/PS3/PC. Those who are left are usually casual gamers, and unless the Conduit get's a lot of advertising, then they probably won't hear about it. If they do hear about it, then it depends on if they even like FPS games to begin with, and if this appeals to them. Then you have the casual-casual gamers who buy minigame fests and non-games like Wii Fit and Wii Play; they'll be the least likely to buy The Conduit.Well that is an obvious fear. Legendary did badly not because it sucked, but because there wasn't a lot it gave to the table. The Conduit is pretty much what happens when you mix metroid, halo, and a not so out there season of the x files. The real difference between The conduit and Legendary is exactly WHICH table it is delivering to. The 360 and PS3 are chock full of FPS, all of which can claim something (well, the good ones anyway). The wii, has only like, a dozen games from a first-person perspective, and they are either:
a: on the rails
b: rather pathetic
c: Metroid Prime 3 corruption
a True FPS hasn't been on the wii 'till now, so the Conduit could end up doing a lot better not because it is delivering to the FPS table, but the wii table. Plus, High voltage promises to put in something to not say "deja vu", but right now it looks like they are three things:
1: the story
2: The uniqueness of several of the weapons (how many assault rifles have you seen in video games have a scope, because I haven't seen any)
3: the ASE and it's functions (although this is not so strong, as it is now kinda common to rip of the scan visor).
There are exactly 12 first person shooters on the wii.That's true. Do you think the Wii FPS fanbase is large enough, though? Most Nintendo fanboys I know have jumped ship to 360/PS3/PC. Those who are left are usually casual gamers, and unless the Conduit get's a lot of advertising, then they probably won't hear about it. If they do hear about it, then it depends on if they even like FPS games to begin with, and if this appeals to them. Then you have the casual-casual gamers who buy minigame fests and non-games like Wii Fit and Wii Play; they'll be the least likely to buy The Conduit.
It seems like TC has potential, but the target audience is just too small. I expect it to sell around maybe 25,000 units in the first month, then kind of flatline for a while until they stop making it all together.
IR = Infrared.whats an IR pointer i have never heard that term?
Isn't it a bit early to say that a weapon probably isn't in the game?I've been trying to look through the weapons to see which one is this game's sniper rifle. If each group has 5 weapons, then there isn't a sniper rifle human weapon. There are only two human weapons that can be deemed long ranged: The rocket Launcher (which doesn't count), and the SCAR assault rifle. This is more like Halo's Battle rifle than anything else, with a short semi-auto burst instead of full auto or 100% semi. I haven't really gotten a glimpse at Trust weapons, but it looks like the closest thing this game got is the Drudge's Strike rifle, and only if you charge it. Yep, and thanks to human weapon bias, SCAR it is, and I haven't even used a similar weapon, great. On the plus side, Humans got a shotgun, which is also is a weapon I am looking for, as I know a good strategy with shotguns.
Jump behind your enemies, blast them, and if they aren't dead, punch them. I did it to one of my friends in Halo (his game, I don't own any Halo games [He got pissed])
I didn't say that there wasn't a sniper rifle in this game (at least, something similar to it), but of the weapons they release, which is pretty much all the human weapons, and like two drudge and two Trust weapons, The Drudge's Strike rifle seems to fill in the Niche of Sniper (and only when charged). They Released for Humans a Pistol, A battle rifle (Halo fans, you should know what a battle rifle is), a shotgun, an SMG, and a rocket launcher (the only Human Weapon the Game's site hasn't released, but is known about thanks to IGN). Humans, don't have a sniper rifle, at least to most people's definition of a sniper rifle. They do, however, have a battle rifle, which in Halo, was among the Best USNC weapons in that game, So the SCAR does have a somewhat bright future for it, or at least it seems...Isn't it a bit early to say that a weapon probably isn't in the game?
I mean, they haven't exactly showed us the full arsenol (At least, I don't think they have).
The SCAR is technically a Assault Rifle on a 3 round burst. But the weapon which relates a Halo weapon the most is the USP 45. From the videos I can actually feel how powerful that thing will be, and people who played hands on claim its the best pistol since Halo 1I didn't say that there wasn't a sniper rifle in this game (at least, something similar to it), but of the weapons they release, which is pretty much all the human weapons, and like two drudge and two Trust weapons, The Drudge's Strike rifle seems to fill in the Niche of Sniper (and only when charged). They Released for Humans a Pistol, A battle rifle (Halo fans, you should know what a battle rifle is), a shotgun, an SMG, and a rocket launcher (the only Human Weapon the Game's site hasn't released, but is known about thanks to IGN). Humans, don't have a sniper rifle, at least to most people's definition of a sniper rifle. They do, however, have a battle rifle, which in Halo, was among the Best USNC weapons in that game, So the SCAR does have a somewhat bright future for it, or at least it seems...
THAT IS HOW THE ****ING BATTLE RIFLE WORKED! IT IS AN ASSAULT RIFLE WITH EITHER RAPID FIRE (not used) AND BURST FIRE! THE SCAR IS PRETTY MUCH IDENTICAL!The SCAR is technically a Assault Rifle on a 3 round burst. But the weapon which relates a Halo weapon the most is the USP 45. From the videos I can actually feel how powerful that thing will be, and people who played hands on claim its the best pistol since Halo 1
I don't think a pistol in this type of FPS would need a scope to be broken.THAT IS HOW THE ****ING BATTLE RIFLE WORKED! IT IS AN ASSAULT RIFLE WITH EITHER RAPID FIRE (not used) AND BURST FIRE! THE SCAR IS PRETTY MUCH IDENTICAL!
I also see the point in the pistol, but then again, Halo's first pistol had a scope (and possibly a hidden ability somewhere to make milkshakes [joke on how broken it is]), which this pistol apparentlu doesn't.
http://blogs.ign.com/HV_TheConduit/2009/05/14/120421/We had to invent some new ones unique to our engine and this game, including dynametric light tightening, reframbriance, and approxiflexion to name some of the more interesting.
The site says 23rd of june, so we have, 1 month and 1 week to go.There was a rumor going around that it came out the 12th but I am pretty sure the release date is the 23rd of june. That is just over a month away. Seems like Gamefaqs is advertising this game a bit. Also the board there seems to be a lot more active. Hopefully it does well. The more people the more competition online.
Doing a quick Google search,the words only show up in that blog....an uhhh..Preordered.
http://blogs.ign.com/HV_TheConduit/2009/05/14/120421/We had to invent some new ones unique to our engine and this game, including dynametric light tightening, reframbriance, and approxiflexion to name some of the more interesting.
O.K., now they're just making up words.
that made me kinda lol.efficiently develop high quality games on multiple platforms
I think those threads showed how idiotic fanboys are. They continue to bash a game and a system even though some things were proven in previous games, and fanboys aren't willing to read a review or their fanboyism blinds them from reading some text.Prank Nintendo Power Conduit Review (NOT REAL, but funny)
http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26883119&page=1
And proof of fakedom: http://uk.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26883663
Was anyone as shocked as I was when that article was made?I think those threads showed how idiotic fanboys are. They continue to bash a game and a system even though some things were proven in previous games, and fanboys aren't willing to read a review or their fanboyism blinds them from reading some text.
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EDIT: An unfortunate side effect of the stupid idiot that made that fake review is that people who didn't find out it was a fake will not buy it.
There's like 12 of them but more than half of them are WWII shooters. But then again there isn't much competition as the most serious competitor is a PSP port.I saw an Ad in my recent GI (GameInformer) telling me that The Conduit was "The best First-Person Shooter" on the Wii and I couldn't help but say "It's one of the ONLY First-Person Shooters on the Wii, it doesn't have much competition" luckily for this game FPS standards on the Wii haven't been set very high, so maybe it will raise some, who knows we'll just have to wait and see.
I saw an Ad in my recent GI (GameInformer) telling me that The Conduit was "The best First-Person Shooter" on the Wii and I couldn't help but say "It's one of the ONLY First-Person Shooters on the Wii, it doesn't have much competition" luckily for this game FPS standards on the Wii haven't been set very high, so maybe it will raise some, who knows we'll just have to wait and see.
So basically, for The Conduit to be the best FPS on the Wii it just needs better multiplayer than Metroid Prime 3?There's like 12 of them but more than half of them are WWII shooters. But then again there isn't much competition as the most serious competitor is a PSP port.
Somewhat, but MP3 didn't really have a multiplayer component (Thankfully the series isn't going into that direction and taking the quality of solo game play with it. Echoes and Hunters kinda scarred people that it would happen)., so it just has to be better than zilch (which it is). Also, Metroid Prime is an adventure game from the first person perspective (Think Zelda series from Link's point of view. That is Metroid Prime), and is more focused on exploration than gunplay, and is less linear (not to mention that you don't have anywhere near as many weapons). The Conduit appears more linear, and has more of a gunplay and Multiplayer component that Metroid. Technically they are different Genres. It is easy, however, to get anything in the first person perspective confused with an FPS. Bioshock is labeled as one, yet has more of a RPG like focus instead of an FPS one (If you think about it).So basically, for The Conduit to be the best FPS on the Wii it just needs better multiplayer than Metroid Prime 3?
I know that Metroid Prime 3 doesn't have multiplayer (at least I think it doesn't). In fact, that was my point.Somewhat, but MP3 didn't really have a multiplayer component (Thankfully the series isn't going into that direction and taking the quality of solo game play with it. Echoes and Hunters kinda scarred people that it would happen)., so it just has to be better than zilch (which it is). Also, Metroid Prime is an adventure game from the first person perspective (Think Zelda series from Link's point of view. That is Metroid Prime), and is more focused on exploration than gunplay, and is less linear (not to mention that you don't have anywhere near as many weapons). The Conduit appears more linear, and has more of a gunplay and Multiplayer component that Metroid. Technically they are different Genres. It is easy, however, to get anything in the first person perspective confused with an FPS. Bioshock is labeled as one, yet has more of a RPG like focus instead of an FPS one (If you think about it).
Sorry for wall of text.