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Looks impressive, I hope sales for their games are good enought to keep these guys going. It is nice to see more third parties do something serious on the Wii.
how was the frame rate holding up with the 150 monsters on screen? The alleged massive number of enemies onscreen they promised has really piqued my curiosity.
Looks totally awesome! I seen the entire walk-through of the E3 demo on IGN, and it looks great. Its not coming out till late 2010, so it has plenty of time to get even batter from now till then.
Sony should get there own L4D game. They should try and get the Killing Floor devs to put that game on PS3.
Usually I hate the idea of "borrowing" ideas from current video games (If it's from a old game I don't care but not this generation) but High Voltage have forced me to make an exception with their confession that they are taking ideas from other game series and trying to improve upon them on a different console. That deserves some praise for not creating "Peft 4 Dead" and trying to pass it off as 100% new content.
I don't know how to feel about this. Some of the games that HVS is pimping look hot... but their track record so far doesn't impress me at all.
Here's hoping these titles end up playing as good as the concepts sound.
Here's hoping these titles end up playing as good as the concepts sound.
"I don't know how to feel about this. Some of the games that HVS is pimping look hot... but their track record so far doesn't impress me at all."
Did Cliffy B doing Jazz Jack Rabbit in the past effect people's enjoyment of Gears of War? You can't judge people's worth today, by what they had to work on in the past. They worked on crappy license games to pay the bills, its as simple as that. Its that money that they got from those license game that's funding these new IP's today, so be glad they did what they did in the past for that reason alone.
Did Cliffy B doing Jazz Jack Rabbit in the past effect people's enjoyment of Gears of War? You can't judge people's worth today, by what they had to work on in the past. They worked on crappy license games to pay the bills, its as simple as that. Its that money that they got from those license game that's funding these new IP's today, so be glad they did what they did in the past for that reason alone.
High Voltage are rising stars, and their sticking out Wii development is commendable. What hardcore gamers have to do is buy their product, only then will you get more. Selling you Wii does those that do try (HV etc) no favours.
Don't forget, we still have Ghostbusters to come yet from HV and both version of that look great.
Don't forget, we still have Ghostbusters to come yet from HV and both version of that look great.
I don't really care, but how smart are the enemy AI? From what you said, the enemy actually flee and avoid getting killed. Anything else? I'm not talking about dynamic enemy placement like the "AI director" in L4D did, I mean actual enemy AI.
I recall seeing a Vampire film with Bon Jovi a while back where it was set in Mexico and the Southwest US. This reminds me vaguely of that.
I haven't had a chance to play Left 4 Dead as of yet (sadly), but if High Voltage is going to bring something similar and tailor made for my console I'd be glad to wait for this game. It's still got a year of development under its belt and it already looks great.
I haven't had a chance to play Left 4 Dead as of yet (sadly), but if High Voltage is going to bring something similar and tailor made for my console I'd be glad to wait for this game. It's still got a year of development under its belt and it already looks great.
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