While most of you don't seem to be buying adult-oriented games for the Wii, despite the fact that many of them are unique, quality titles that are well-reviewed, I pick them up on a regular basis and enjoy them. Call me crazy. Thus, for me, Dead Space Extraction is a must-buy. I'd like to convince the rest of you to get it for the Wii too (as long as it is good) because the quality adult games are there now and we need to start supporting them. However, if you've sworn off waggle for life, but you really want a Dead Space Extraction experience, then you might not be out of luck.
During a panel at San Diego Comic-Con, the devs behind Dead Space Extraction were queried on the subject of if the game would stay a Wii exclusive. While no firm answer was given, executive producer Steve Papoutsis said, "Right now it's exclusively to the Nintendo Wii, but that's an interesting question." Evidently, the rest of the team smiled knowingly as he said this.
But to where would the game go? On-rails shooters really only shine on the Wii thanks to the controls. Why, you would need some sort of system where you could do what the Wii does or maybe touch the screen itself. But a DS version would have most likely been announced with the Wii version. If only there was another platform with touch controls. I'd theoretically call this other system the iPhone, and someone else coincidently thought up that name, too, and asked if that would be a good place for the game. Enter sarcasm and the response of, "Yes, that [idea is] pretty cool. Top notch!" from Papoutsis. Knowing smiles and sarcasm? Yeah, it's pretty much confirmed.
I-phone gaming...no thanks.
Matt didn't refer to any particular ESRB rating but an orientation. I think the Conduit is far more grown up and "adult oriented" than many games in my Wii collection, such as No More Heroes and Madworld, that while rated M appeal to the 13 year old kid in me with their buckets of blood and cursing.
The controls for Doom: Resurrection (another on rails shooter) on the iPhone used the accelerometer for aiming, and had faux buttons in the lower left and lower right corners of the phone for dodging and shooting. It worked pretty well. Pudgy fingers are no problem :)
I'd probably buy Dead Space on the iPhone if it looked and played as well as Doom: Resurrection.
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