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High Voltage Traps Ghostbusters Engine
12:40AM Mike Fahey | High Voltage, the developers behind the Wii-exclusive first-person shooter The Conduit, have signed up for a lifetime licence to the Ghostbusters-powering Infernal Engine, gearing up for some Xbox 360 and PC development. More »
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The Grinder E3 Trailer
12:20AM Mike Fahey | From the creators of Hunter: The Reckoning comes the trailer for The Grinder, the four-player co-op first-person survival horror game for the Nintendo Wii. More »
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The Grinder: The Wii’s Left 4 Dead?
3:20PM Mike Fahey | Long before Left 4 Dead, High Voltage did four-player survival horror with the Hunter: The Reckoning series, and now they’re doing it again with The Grinder. More »
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High Voltage To Reveal New Original Title At E3
6:20AM Mike Fahey | With The Conduit as good as released, High Voltage Software plans to use this year’s E3 to reveal their all-new original IP to the world at large, and they couldn’t wait until then to tease it. More »
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New Conduit Trailer Channels Awesome
4:00AM Mike Fahey | This new trailer for High Voltage Software’s The Conduit makes it easy to believe that the game can live up to the title of “the definitive Wii first-person shooter.” More »
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The Conduit’s Dropping Of Wii MotionPlus Explained
8:40AM Michael McWhertor | The Conduit’s contribution to the Wii library is exciting. It’s easy on the eyes, seems like a smart publishing decision by Sega, and planned for Wii Speak and Wii MotionPlus support from the get-go. More »
So Many First Screens For Evasive Space
3:40AM Mike Fahey | When Yuke’s Company of America releases screenshots, they release a hell of a lot of screenshots. They’ve unleashed so many screens for their upcoming top-down space adventure game Evasive Space for WiiWare that we’ve had to split them into two different galleries, one containing shots from Act 1 of the game, and another containing shots from Act 2. Enough screenshots that you could probably just print them out and play through both levels, flipbook style. Either they are extremely proud of High Voltage Software’s work on the title, or someone in the screenshot department has an itchy capture finger. Check out Act 1 before the jump, and Act 2 comes tumbling after.
