Here's a question that probably has a very simple answer, but I can't seem to figure it out...

In the forums how do we access pages 8 through 19? There's a "next" button at the bottom of the page for all the pages up to the elipse division on the page-jump links, but when you actually get to page "7" there's no "Next" button!

Errrr... ? ? ?

Ravenprose said:

What? The? Hell?

Not only does it rip off SMG it uses the music from Ponyo!

11 pics of the Last Guardian.

http://www.gfdata.de/archiv12-2009-gamefront/4649.html

old?

Foolz said:

The first couple I don't think I've seen before, btu the rest look familiar.

Isn't that because the game looks the same, features the same art and two main characters so it will all look familiar?

aspro said:

^Welcome back Bugsy.

thank you bro!

what have I missed?

I can delete any posts I don't like now?

bugsonglass said:

aspro said:

^Welcome back Bugsy.

thank you bro!

what have I missed?

I can delete any posts I don't like now?

Yoda has helped us all ascend. We are all ancient ascended beings now.

Sega said:

“I have to say that it was a space that was open and we took a gamble on it. It’s like, ‘Wow, there’s no mature games on the Wii. Is there an audience out there?’ We did some research, it said there was an audience out there. I won’t comment about Nintendo, they did champion The Conduit as a ‘this is a Nintendo game.’ And, you know, I think they did okay by us. At the end of the day, I just think that you’re seeing kids are skewing much younger towards next-gen. And that’s what I saw out of Conduit. Because not a bad game, visually it’s appealing, right? AI wasn’t that great. High Voltage’s first real effort as an indie developer, creating their own IP. And it was a good effort, right? And there’s always Conduit 2, right? …Anyone past 12 years old was playing 360 and PS3 shooters. And at that point, you can’t tell a 13 year-old, ‘But it’s on the Wii.’ Forget it, you know? That’s not what they see or hear. They’re not really interested in any techno-fetishist aspects of look how great it is on the Wii…And, you know, the effort that we put behind multiplayer on that game to basically get by friend codes and provide worldwide match-making and so on and so forth, I actually thought we dove too deep…

…Circling back to the whole mature Wii thing, again SEGA took a gamble, we put out some pretty decent content. I mean, House of the Dead: Overkill and MadWorld are great Wii games. They really are, especially House of the Dead: Overkill. That game is funny…Yes [it did better than MadWorld]. I mean they’re both doing okay and at the end of the day we’ll make our numbers, that’s good. Conduit’s done quite well for us. It’s been slow burn. That’s the other thing you find out about the Wii. It’s not necessarily first 3 weeks like most titles. And DS. It’s a longer burn, actually. So panicked at first, but it’s like okay.

But that begs the question, are we going to do more mature titles for the Wii? And it’s like, probably not. Look at Dead Space. We were stunned. That was my litmus test. Basically, it’s like, okay, you got EA, who can put all the marketing muscle behind this, an established franchise that scored quite well on 360 and PS3. They should be able to actually hit this out of the park, right? We get numbers, real numbers aside from NPD, and I’m like, ‘Woah.’” - Constantine Hantzopoulos, studio director at SEGA

^Well, you can't fault SEGA, they gave it a try, and you can see why they'd look to EA (being a much bigger company) and thinking, "well if they can't do it who can?"

The bottom line with selling "core" games on the Wii is that hardly any "core" gamers have only a Wii, and if they want the hard stuff they get it on the 360 or PS3.