This developer video from EA showcasing “Tiger Woods 11” on Wii gives first insight into the new features the game will have this year. Among them is a first person viewpoint of swinging your clubs which looks pretty cool to us! This is only an option, so don’t worry you are not forced to use i if you don’t want to, however it certainly looks like this years game will be the most realistic golf game to date.
What do you think of the new first person controls? Let us know in the comments below.
If you want more information regarding Sega’s new racer Mario Kart ‘Sonic & Segas All-Stars Racing’ check the above video which gives some interesting developer insights into the production of the game.
The latest trailer for ‘Red Steel 2‘ shows the the lawless desert western-style town of Caldera which is situated in the games playing area known as the ‘Red West’. Of course there are many other areas to play in the game as developer Jason Vandenberghe points out.
“But of course. The whole story takes place in and around the city of Caldera, and there’s a lot of different kinds of environments in that place. Ancient temples, ramshackle slums, desert, huge modern freight-moving systems… it’s a real city. Then you’ll roll on out into surrounding canyons, where you’ll find a pueblo-style mining town, a huge semi-automated strip mine, old, abandoned underground tunnels, an ancient ancestral monastery / temple clinging to the side of a cliff…”
Head inside for more on the interview with Jason Vandenberghe.
New footage of Ubisoft’s ‘Red Steel 2′ is showing that the developers are trying to put right with this game, what was not so right with the original.
Sporting a new setting as well as lead character, the game fuses a wild west setting with Japanese Samurai legend. Look out for more soon.
Are you looking forward to EA’s ‘Dead Space: Extraction‘? Want to know more about it? Then get your eyes glued to the video where developers will explain more about the story, just for you!
Vooks managed to grab an interview with Scribblenauts developer 5th Cell in which they talk about various aspects and challenges they faced in developing the game.
Vooks: Where did you draw the line at what would be included in the game? Obviously swear words and trademarks are out, but where does it just get ridiculous?
JMT: I think we paused once while going through a list of chemical formulas, but then just continued on. Chlorinated Diphenyl Oxide anyone? We put everything in, miniscule or not, and while I’m sure there are a few obscure words we missed, we never passed on a word that fit the nothing vulgar / copyrighted / trademarked / proper noun criteria.
Head inside for the rest.
Nintendo’s WiiWare service has gone from strength to strength since it launched over a year ago, though admittedly the launch line-up was pretty weak, since then the overall quality of games has improved and this trend looks certain to continue with upcoming games such as ‘Icarian: Kindred Spirits‘, ‘FF CC: My Life As A Dark Lord‘, ‘Tales Of Monkey Island‘ and of course Gamelion’s ‘Furry Legends‘.
We caught up with Gamelion to find out more about their highly anticipated platformer and what players can expect from the game.
You can see the full interview after the break along with screens and video of the game in action. Hit it!
So hands up who doesn’t enjoy blasting zombies, vampires and other nasty creatures? See, only two of you. Well that’s good because High Voltage announced their second FPS for Wii, ‘The Grinder‘ just days before E3 which has plenty of the undead to pulverize.
Destructoid managed to grab an interview with the developers about The Grinder and what features they have in store for us. You can see some new footage of the game and we must say it’s looking very tasty.
Bring it on!
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