Wii owners are about to enter a sports mini-game famine, following the release of Sega’s Wacky World of Sports, a waggle-ridden compilation that finally cleans the bones of the multiplayer sports party game carcass.
Upcoming Yuusha 30 (Brave 30) has players save the world in four different game modes — 30 seconds at a time.
dtp’s upcoming point’n'click adventure based on the exploits of real life spy Mata Hari needs to really nail the seduction element of her story.
Zombies. Can’t live with ‘em.. and they just can’t live. You also can’t avoid ‘em at the moment. They are the fixed-gear bikes of horror.
Not content with infesting hundreds of video games of their own, the Zombie horde has slowly shuffled onto the back lot of the Gang-related sequel Saints Row 2 for a fully-3D mini game.
Pop into one of the game’s many arcades and you should find a Zombie coin-op that uses the main game’s 3D engine to pit you (actually, your avatar’s avatar, I suppose) against an army of undead brain-chompers, like a Left 4 Dead-lite.
What could be better than this? Two things – first, if Rockstar take up the challenge and implement GTA IV in an in-game console in GTA V. Second, two words — Zombie Busey. Saints Row 2 Hands-On – Story, Co-op, and Zombies [Gamespot]
So, summertime kind of makes me want to go to amusement parks, but since all I really do is sit inside my un-airconditioned apartment and play video games, I feel glad that Majesco is looking after my interests with the announcement of Wonder World Amusement Park for Wii, shipping to retail today with 30 carnival-style minigames and five “interactive rides”.
The park’s got five themed zones: Spookyville, Fairytale, Space, Pirate and, quite logically, Carnival. There’s a single-player Story Mode and multiplayer for up to three that I assume is local-only. Spookyville sounds rad, and while I’m no coulrophobic, this clown definitely spooks me a little.
Coyote Console’s the developer; full details after the jump.
