Gaijin von Snikbah Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Cool. Maybe we have underestimated the Wii.
James McGeachie Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 A very nice, creative and fun looking game. Seems like a step up from Elebits from the tech demo side of things to a more full fledged and polished Wii title, has a lot of promise to me, regardless of how "Childish" I assume a lot of people will see it as.
david.dakota Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Dewy's adventure does look nice. I wouldnt say it looks leagues ahead of current Wii software though, but certainly looks an improvement. I'm not surprised that we've only seen one game. Let each game have its time in the limelight.
IMJ Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 It's a way to give off the ideia that you're using a load more polygons than those actually onscreen. Thanks for explaining to me! Normal mapping sounds so... how to put it? Easy to do :P Anyway, I'm kinda disappointed if this game is all Konami is going to announce. The game itself looks promising. Kinda makes me think of Monkey Ball and Kororinpa but with more depth in it. Seeing this comes from the Elebits team, it should be great fun. Hopefully Konami got more announcements coming, cos if this is all they got lined up for 2007, that's really a lack up support. Sure, expecting something major like Castlevania or MGS is kinda wishful thinking. I just hope there's more coming. Talking about Castlevania, anyone seen the Dracula X Chronicles game yet? It's for PSP, which is a 3D remake of the PC-Engine game Rondo of Blood. The last true traditional 2D Castlevania game. It also includes the original sprite-based game along with an enhanced version of SotN o_O The first trailer doesn't look too hot though, but damn, would I have loved this on Wii or DS. And didn't IGA said that his team didn't want a polygonal PSP game, since it wouldn't have the detail of sprites? Maybe some other team did this game? Oh, sorry for being off-topic...
flameboy Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Well not my kind of thing. I mean I like the look of Elebits/Eleedees, but this just doesn't appeal to me at all, for some reason reminds me of Billy Hatcher...
Ten10 Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Well although para para didn't do so great I thought it because the wiimote could cut out the need for any extra equipment.
Speedfreak Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Thanks for explaining to me! Normal mapping sounds so... how to put it? Easy to do :P Anyway, I'm kinda disappointed if this game is all Konami is going to announce. The game itself looks promising. Kinda makes me think of Monkey Ball and Kororinpa but with more depth in it. Seeing this comes from the Elebits team, it should be great fun. Hopefully Konami got more announcements coming, cos if this is all they got lined up for 2007, that's really a lack up support. Sure, expecting something major like Castlevania or MGS is kinda wishful thinking. I just hope there's more coming. Talking about Castlevania, anyone seen the Dracula X Chronicles game yet? It's for PSP, which is a 3D remake of the PC-Engine game Rondo of Blood. The last true traditional 2D Castlevania game. It also includes the original sprite-based game along with an enhanced version of SotN o_O The first trailer doesn't look too hot though, but damn, would I have loved this on Wii or DS. And didn't IGA said that his team didn't want a polygonal PSP game, since it wouldn't have the detail of sprites? Maybe some other team did this game? Oh, sorry for being off-topic... Read the thread title. "Games". We'll be getting more.
Hellfire Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Looks really cool reminds me of Monkey Ball and Loco Roco. But ffs, change the name so that it doesn't sound like Disney game!
Pit-Jr Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 the concept reeks of Mario Sunshine. Its probably fun as hell though and the title actually sounds like a videogame. Props
Sparko Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 I really enjoyed the first Goemon game on the N64, thought it was really quirky and fun, I'd love to see a Wii version. This new game looks pretty interesting, I'll definitely be keeping an eye on it.
pedrocasilva Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 I really enjoyed the first Goemon game on the N64, thought it was really quirky and fun, I'd love to see a Wii version. This new game looks pretty interesting, I'll definitely be keeping an eye on it.Even if they do I'd say it's unlikely that it comes out of Japan, since Working Designs was the company doing the localizations and it's out of business. In the PS2 Goemon (because Sony didn't aproove the name) and the DS version wasn't even localized.
Hero-of-Time Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 This information is on Konami’s American website… Major Konami Announcements on Monday! Check back to this space on Monday for several major announcements on new games from Konami! From new franchises to returning favorites, you won’t want to miss the earth-shaking news. You heard it here first! No word on what platforms will have games coming to them, but let’s keep our fingers crossed for Wii and DS! More to come then.
Retro_Link Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 Intro and Gameplay trailer http://uk.media.wii.ign.com/media/882/882221/vids_1.html Dewey sounds just like Yoshi!!
david.dakota Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 So, more are expected according to the news. They're not specific on which platforms, but there's certainly alot of Wii love about the place
Dante Posted February 2, 2007 Author Posted February 2, 2007 Someone should make Dewy's adventure topic.
ultrajamie Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 come on now... it's hardly a system shifter from the look of it?
Dante Posted February 2, 2007 Author Posted February 2, 2007 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – FEBRUARY 2, 2007 – Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., today announced new titles and additional details for its 2007 lineup. On the heels of an exciting year that featured the release of all-new versions of blockbuster franchises such as Metal Gear Solid® and Suikoden®, this year’s roster will boast the latest versions of legendary franchises such as Winning Eleven as well as the company’s first next generation music title, Dance Dance Revolution UNIVERSE™ for Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. Konami will also further reinforce its leadership position in the portable gaming space with another solid lineup of compelling content for the current handheld systems. New titles were announced today including Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system and Time Ace for the Nintendo DS™. In addition to the many new video games, Konami also introduced new products from its Mobile and Toy & Hobby divisions. Overall, Konami’s broad 2007 line-up includes products across all genres and age groups. Below is additional information on the products that were showcased at Konami’s 2007 Gamers Day: Brooktown High Senior Year Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Dating/Social Games Platform: PSP system Brooktown High: Senior Year gives gamers the opportunity to re-capture their high school days by trying to date the boy or girl of their dreams. Players can make friends with different types of students such as jocks, nerds, and rebels, as they search for the perfect partner to make their senior year truly magical. Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles Release date: 2007 Genre: Action Platform: PSP system Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles takes an entirely new look at the classic action game Castlevania: Rondo of Blood and brings the franchise to the PSP system for the first time – complete with 3D graphics, enhanced gameplay and new music. This is the first time Rondo of Blood has been released outside of Japan. The game also includes unlockable versions of the original Rondo of Blood and Symphony of the Night games, optimized for the PSP system with old-school side scrolling action. Coded Arms Contagion Release date: March 2007 Genre: First Person Shooter Platform: PSP system Coded Arms Contagion thrusts players into a new cybernetic crisis where they must use their hacking abilities and an arsenal of high-powered weaponry to survive. As a lone security agent, players will enter a virtual reality military training program to prevent cyber-terrorists from taking control of the program. Dance Dance Revolution UNIVERSE™ Release date: February 2007 Genre: Music Platform: Xbox 360 The bestselling video game in the music game category continues its long tradition of innovation with an entirely new game for the next-generation. DDR UNIVERSE takes dancing to a whole new dance floor–offering all-new features and options including gameplay that everyone can play and enjoy. Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party™ Release date: 2007 Genre: Music Platform: Wii™ The global dancing phenomenon gets even more physical with an entirely new game designed for the Wii. DDR Hottest Party is sure to be the life of the party with four player multiplayer, Wii Remote™ and Nunchuk™ support, smash hits taken from the last four decades of music, entirely new modes and more! Death, Jr. and the Science Fair of Doom Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Action Platform: Nintendo DS Death, Jr., Pandora and the crew are back in a new adventure for the Nintendo DS. In their school’s annual science fair, the gang gets into another mess as they accidentally unleash the evil Moloch and need to sort it all out before DJ’s dad finds out. Switch between DJ and Pandora and use the stylus for cool new moves. Dewy’s Adventure (working title) Release date: 2007 Genre: Action Platform: Wii An original game for the Wii from the producer who created the acclaimed video game, Elebits. Using the Wii Remote, take control of Dewy, a tiny droplet of water, rolling him around the environment and using special elemental powers with unique gesture-based controls to take on the dastardly forces of Don Hedron. GoPets™ Release date: 2007 Genre: Virtual Pet/Social Games Platform: Nintendo DS, PC GoPets brings together a community of virtual pet owners in which players create and train a virtual animal, and watch as their pet develops its own personality, appearances and hobbies. Players can also take their pets online and make friends with other pet owners around the world, using both Nintendo DS and PC versions of the game. Hellboy Release date: 2007 Genre: Action Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360, PSP system Based on Hellboy comics from Dark Horse Comics and movie from Revolution Studios, Hellboy for the PLAYSTATION 3 system and Xbox 360 lets players unleash the Right Hand of Doom in visceral melee combat as they battle to thwart a diabolical Nazi plot. Hellboy for the PSP system features an original visual style and new gameplay elements built around episodic play sessions. Honeycomb Beat Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Puzzle/Music Platform: Nintendo DS Published and developed by Hudson, Honeycomb Beat is a music-enhanced puzzle game for the Nintendo DS, featuring intuitive touch screen gameplay and more than 200 unique puzzles to energize your mind. Konami Classic Series: Arcade Hits™ Release date: 2007 Genre: Action Platform: Nintendo DS Featuring more than 12 of the most memorable quarter-munching arcade hits of all-time, Konami Classic Series: Arcade Hits will let players enjoy these timeless classics in both their original and remixed dual screen forms as well as also enjoy them with friends in special wireless modes. Lost In Blue 2™ Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Adventure Platform: Nintendo DS Washed ashore after their cruise ship goes down at sea, young Jack and Amy must struggle to survive as they search for a way off a deserted island. The teens must confront their worst fears as they discover the secrets and dangers that lurk behind every corner of the mysterious island. Lunar Knights™ Release date: February 2007 Genre: Action RPG Platform: Nintendo DS Control two adventurers on a quest to rid their world of evil. One hero is guided by the moon and uses swords to dispatch his opponents, while the other is powered by the sun and takes on forces of evil using firearms. Together they explore their land, solve puzzles, and uncover the dark force that opposes them. Kororinpa: Marble Mania Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Puzzle Platform: Wii Published and developed by Hudson, Marble Mania is a fun and addictive action puzzle game that lets players tilt and rotate the Wii Remote to roll a ball around a maze to reach the goal. Using an intuitive control scheme, gamers of all ages and skill levels can pick up a Wii Remote and immediately join the fun. Time Ace Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Flight Combat Platform: Nintendo DS Pulse-pounding 3D aerial shooting action game with more than 18 levels and eight historical eras. Acquire and fly planes of the past, present and future, from World War II bombers to modern fighter jets and futuristic marvels of airborne destruction. Wing Island Release date: Spring 2007 Genre: Flight Action Platform: Wii Published and developed by Hudson, this flight action game for the Wii lets players soar around Shell Island taking on jobs to keep the family aviation business running. From dusting crops to daring missions like aerial fire fighting, players use the Wii Remote to perform aerial acrobatics and fly in formation, controlling a group of 5 planes at once. Winning Eleven Pro Evolution Soccer 2007™ Release date: February 2007 Genre: Sports/Soccer Platform: Xbox 360, PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, Nintendo DS, PSP system, PC DVD-ROM The world’s best selling soccer series is back with even more world-class action and modes of play. Featuring the most realistic gameplay ever seen in a soccer video game, updated gameplay mechanics and an expansive roster of leading teams and players, the game delivers pure soccer action like never before. TOY & HOBBY Music Mania (working title) Release date: 2007 Genre: Music Platform: Online game controller A new online game controller for the PC that lets players of all ages become virtual musicians as they match notes in time to music as it appears on their monitor. Konami Kids Playground Release date: 2007 Genre: Edutainment Platform: PlayStation 2 A new series of games designed for the pre-K market, Konami Kids Playground offers toddlers a fun way to learn important basics like numbers and letters, colors and shapes while also promoting a healthy, active lifestyle. One game mat works with all Kids Playground software titles. Choose from Frogger Hop, Skip & Jumpin’ Fun, Alphabet Circus, Dinosaur Shapes and Colors and Toy Pals Fun with Numbers. Track & Field Release date: 2007 Genre: Sports Platform: Plug & Play Simply plug the mat into any TV and two players are ready to go head to head for the gold. With ten different sports to play, children of all ages will enjoy running, jumping and competing in a virtual decathlon. MOBILE Gradius Neo Release date: Available Now Genre: Mobile/Action Get blown away with Konami's new game from the mega-hit Gradius® series. Gradius Neo and its addictive auto-scrolling shoot 'um up gameplay lets players conquer the final frontier from their mobile phone. Pirate Poppers Release date: 2007 Genre: Mobile/Action Climb aboard for some swashbucklin' pirate popping fun. Players aim cannonballs to clear away menacing chains and unlock trinkets and jewels that rain down from above. Professor Fizzwizzle Release date: 2007 Genre: Mobile/Puzzle Help Professor Fizzwizzle find his way back to his lab. Take control of the diminutive genius and use his brains and gadgets to solve each exciting level in this mind-expanding puzzle game Silent Hill Release date: 2007 Genre: Mobile/Action From the creators of the original smash hit horror action video game comes Silent Hill for your mobile phone. Your phone will never be safe again! Game|Life
nekunando Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 ..where the hell is PES for the Wii.. bunch o' wankers
pedrocasilva Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 ..where the hell is PES for the Wii.. bunch o' wankersProbably not ready to be shown, just remember how long the DS one took.
Zechs Merquise Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 What a shower of crap. No Castlevania, no contra, no MGS. cack, cack and more cack.
pedrocasilva Posted February 2, 2007 Posted February 2, 2007 What a shower of crap. No Castlevania, no contra, no MGS. cack, cack and more cack.Then again we were expecting none of those. I loved the new franchise they presented us, instead of a sequel, no doubt Wii also needs the sequels with userbase, but I'm happy with what was given now; remember there was also a few sports games and a RPG, Konami only showed us his fingers.
Jhaqen Posted February 3, 2007 Posted February 3, 2007 I do hope they release a PES game and not some ISS nonsense. My PS2 has been basically a PES playing machine for the last two years.
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