New Dragon Quest Wii Images
I cannot wait anymore for this title! Square, please let us know when to expect this game!
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In a press conference with Korean media, president Satoru Iwata has announced that Nintendo of Korea will have a partnership with popular Seoul-based online game developer and publisher, Nexon. They have brought games such as Maple Story, WarRock, and Kartrider. Nexon is known as among the pioneers of MMORPG gaming.
This now means that there will be future Nexon games on Nintendo systems. A Nintendo DS version of Maple Story was announced at E3 2006, and it is due for a release in 2007 in South Korea. Nexon only creates MMO games, so the online system of the DS would have to be revamped. Possibly user names instead of friend codes, and actual in-game communication instead of using third party devices such as your computer?
This is definitely good news, seeing as there will now be full-fledged MMO games on a portable game system, however, there are no plans to release the games outside of Korea, yet. A localized version of the Nintendo DS will be hitting stores January 2007, while the Wii will be reaching shores in Q4 2007
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Recently Square-Enix has announced the latest installment of Dragon Quest on the DS and it seems like they are giving Nintendo a tremendous amount of support contrary to last gen. But there is even a bigger game that Square will be releasing on Nintendo’s home console the Wii, Final Fantasy. From a Square rep. we have recieved a tip that a Final Fantasy is being developed as I type this out. It won’t be a sequal to the latest FF’s but rather it will be similar to the DS’s FF3 and can be said to be a port/remake. This is great news to all Wii owners.
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Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones. Game is identical to the Gamecube version. Meaning it’s the same graphics etc. Major difference is the gameplay. Here is a summary of what you could do:
Dagger Plant: Press A to jump, B to run along a wall…to plant your dagger into objects you flick the Wiimote and it becomes awkward at first, later it’ll work out when you get the timing right.
Speed Kill: If you get close enough to an enemy without being spotted, you can cut him down quickly with a series of well-timed strikes. Swing the nunchuk to initiate kill and flick the Wiimote.
Free-Form Fighting: Nunchuk represents the Prince’s left hand while the Wiimote represents his right hand (dagger). Slash nunchuk for secondary weapon attack or grabbing enemies. Nunchuk can control the daggertail (as dark prince).
Daggertail: Use the Nunchuk by flicking it to swing from poles or to latch onto blocks and pull the nunchuk towards you when you grabbed an object so it can slowly come to you.
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The rumor comes from fellow reader Fei34 who claims that a fellow DigiPen employee told him that Sega Saturn games would indeed be making an appearance on the Wii. Although this could still be wells away from becoming true, the fact that DigiPen, a highly respected video-game school in Redmond Washington, has this sort of knowledge is pretty intriguing. Especially by the fact that both Nintendo of America’s offices and DigiPen’s campus actually interconnects by a simple hallway. Could Fei34’s DigiPen source have even closer access to NOA’s employees in which he/she may have gotten the information?
The only thing that Fei34 left me was a confirmation that a “big game was coming.” Whether that’s a Sega Saturn game (like Panzer Dragoon Saga) or not, only time will tell. So don’t dismiss Nintendo’s systems on the Virtual Console as being cemented just yet.
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