Nintendo Wii News | Sensory Sweep Onboard

By John Boyle 29.07.2006 10

Quick News: DS supporters Sensory Sweep (who developed DS versions of Tiger Woods: PGA Tour and Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects) are advertising on their website for people interested in developing for the Nintendo Wii. No specifics yet but we'll tell you the information as soon as we get it.

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ShinyRainbow is offline. ShinyRainbow 29.07.2006#1

are you gonna make sure CH_revival sees this? Smilie

Co-founder of the PDSLB - Pink DS Lite Buddies Fraz: Cheerios are made from fairy orgasms.
 
Faust_D is offline. Faust_D 29.07.2006#2

That new isn't that good seeing both those games you mentioned sucked balls...

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Mr. T is offline. Mr. T 29.07.2006#3

HazukiSan said:
who developed DS versions of Tiger Woods PGA Tour and Marvel Nemesis Rise of the Imperfects

They need all the help they can get then, awful games... Smilie

Trying to think of a witty signature after 'Hacker-gate'...
 
The Croft is offline. The Croft 29.07.2006#4

you said it Mr.T


Mike Gee of iZINE said, "...The Verve, as he [Richard Ashcroft] promised, had become the greatest band in the world. Most of the critics agreed with him. Most paid due homage. The Verve were no longer the question mark or the clich�. They were the statement and the definition."
 
dojo is offline. dojo 29.07.2006#5

Mr. T said:
HazukiSan said:who developed DS versions of Tiger Woods PGA Tour and Marvel Nemesis Rise of the Imperfects
They need all the help they can get then, awful games... Smilie

Tiger Woods wasn't completely shambolic (I'm not saying I liked it btw)...but Marvel, well, yeah, that qualifies for "awful" Smilie

 
Elementash11 is offline. Elementash11 29.07.2006#6

Ay now- lets pipe down a bit... Did any of you actually PLAY Tiger Woods?? It was a perfectly fine launch window game for the DS. It welcomed a new control interface, while being a decently solid, addictive golf game. I must have played it 5 hours a day. (could never get passed some of the expert courses though...Hmmm... Where did I put that game come to think of it....??)

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amtrid is offline. amtrid 29.07.2006#7

rise of the imperfects was posibly the worst game i've ever played good thing i got it for free. then i made a profit when i traded it.

lets see if they can do something better. but i doubt it.

 
HazukiSan is offline. HazukiSan 29.07.2006#8

ShinyRainbow said:
are you gonna make sure CH_revival sees this? Smilie

Smilie

Mr. T said:
HazukiSan said:who developed DS versions of Tiger Woods PGA Tour and Marvel Nemesis Rise of the Imperfects
They need all the help they can get then, awful games... Smilie

I know, but a developer is a developer and the Wii needs all they can get.

 
Raff is offline. Raff 29.07.2006#9

Whether a game is any good or not depends a great deal on the publisher. They tell the developer what thye want and when, the developer makes it as best they can in the time limit. If the publisher thinks the target audience will still buy it even if it sucks ass at that point in developement, they probably leave it at that. If it isn't any good, and it needs to be good, thepublsher would probably extend the time limit and/or increase the budget.

So to sum up, don't dismiss this developer, or any developer of shit games because it's not entirely in their hands.

Interesting article by developer of 50 Cent:Bulletproof

( Edited on 29.07.2006 18:02 by Der SegaHund )

( Edited on 29.07.2006 18:02 by Der SegaHund )

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.
 
The Croft is offline. The Croft 30.07.2006#10

Have to say segaderhund very good point, there is time constraints on everything these days


Mike Gee of iZINE said, "...The Verve, as he [Richard Ashcroft] promised, had become the greatest band in the world. Most of the critics agreed with him. Most paid due homage. The Verve were no longer the question mark or the clich�. They were the statement and the definition."
 

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