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Whats that you say? A customizable fighter for the Wii???
FuriousGeorge | 2:47 PM on 02.04.2008 12 comments


MONSTER LAB

IGN has an article about an original IP created by the same team behind Street fighter HD for XBLA, which are an eidos subsidiary... looks pretty awesome, you go find parts, make a customized monster based on class and you can fight other monsters.... ONLINE

sounds awesome, heres an excerpt:

[size=9][i]IGN Wii: Why Wii?

Kelly Tainton: The type of gameplay in Monster Lab was a perfect fit for the Wii. The entire purpose to the game is to help the user feel like they are truly a mad scientist. The Wii lends itself to that type of gameplay perfectly.

[b]IGN Wii: Exactly what is the premise for the game?
[/b]
Kelly Tainton: You start off as an apprentice in the Mad Science Alliance. You learn (with help from your mentor, Professor Fuseless) how to explore six different areas of the Ghastly Valley in order to find different ingredients. Once you have those, you take them back to your castle in order to perform experiments, using the ingredients. Those then make different monster parts (heads, torsos, arms, and legs), based on three different sciences (mechanical, alchemical, and biological) There are literally millions of different combinations of monsters you can make. You then take control of your monster to go back out in to the world to progress through the game, battling other monsters along the way!

IGN Wii: Talk about the monster creation feature. How elaborate is it?

Kelly Tainton: Let me say this again. Millions of different combinations! You can have a monster that is made up of a wrench for an arm, a fish head in a glass bowl, a torso made out of a truck, and legs made out of tree vines. The quality of all of your parts is based on how well you perform the experiments that make them, and what type of part you make is determined on the ingredients you used to make it. The amount of experimentation is nearly endless.[/i]
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so its kinda like this: the game wants you to go out and explore: then once in a while it will throw missions at you...

you find parts:



add em to your beasts...



make the beasts work in your lab:


Then make em fight ONLINE or OFF:



Looks friggin awesome....



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Tragic Hero's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 15:20
Tragic Hero
Bad broken code! BAD!

Back on topic, I am actually looking forward to this one. I am a sucker for customization and it looks like it could provide a lot of replay value, if the gameplay is good that is...
Brian Szabelski's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 15:27
Brian Szabelski
Monster Lab just made my Wii wish list. DO WANT.
Rockvillian's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 15:40
Rockvillian
AHHH anyone remember Cyborg Justice for Genesis? The game where you put buzz saws, missile fists, laser guns, pneumatic legs, running legs, etc on your robot and fight through levels?



This reminds me of that. I think I'll keep an eye on this, thanks for the reminder Furious!
Anus Mcphanus's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 15:48
Anus Mcphanus
This is the first I've heard of this and I must say it looks pretty cool. Kind of reminds me of Custom Robo
Gameboi's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 16:32
Gameboi
Hmm.. Not sure if I want this or not.
Tragic Hero's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 16:45
Tragic Hero
@Rockvillian

I remember that game. Fun but kind of lame at the same time. Sometimes the game was just downright impossible.
Rockvillian's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/04/2008 17:26
Rockvillian
@Tragic Hero

I'm glad someone noticed at least! Yes, the overall game was horrible (hard to control, impossible missions) but you could make robots and sometimes (with luck) tear the torso off your buddy.

So yeah. Win some, you lose some. I find that's mostly the case with games of the "make-your-own" variety.
angusm's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/05/2008 01:14
angusm
I will forgive your code, for this looks like a DO WANT.
I think I remember hearing about it, but had forgotten about it.
Thanks for bringing and/or re-bringing this to my attention.
You sir, win.
FuriousGeorge's Avatar - Comment posted on 02/05/2008 08:16
FuriousGeorge
@ rock

I remember that shit!!!! it was awesome you could play 2 players and if you get bored you just wail on each other.... cybor justice for the virtual console!!!!!!!!!!!!!


oh and I dont know why My code is bad...... it has open and closer....:\


but this game looks pretty decent Im interested enough to look more into it
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