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Wednesday Nov 19, 2008
Nintendo Speaks on Hardcore Games: Madworld and The ConduitCammie Dunaway, executive VP of Sales and Marketing at Nintendo was recently interviewed by MTV Multiplayer and had some nice things to say about both The Conduit and Madworld. When speaking on games for the Wii that would appeal to the ‘Halo’ gamer, she said the following: “Well, certainly, I feel there are titles that should make that group stand up and pay attention next year. If you look at something like [Sega-published first-person shooter] “The Conduit,” that’s really pushing the edge of graphic capabilities on the Wii and doing things that people didn’t think were possible. And I think, one, that makes other developers stand up and take notice. And two, that makes consumers say, “Huh. Maybe there’s something to this.” Or if you look at [Sega-published brawler] “Madworld“[you can see] just the sheer creativity of that graphic style and the impact of the black and the white and the red. I think that next year you’re going to see the tide turn a little bit, in terms of people realizing that the Wii can have something of interest for everybody.” The article is a bit short (only a question more) and can be read in full here.
Posted by Clumsyorchid in The Conduit on 6:26:29PM Nov 19, 2008
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Comment # 1
Yep good work, now just keep it up and everything will be good again, I hope this isnt just a fluke.
Posted by sharky on November 20th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
Comment # 2
I’m really happy Sega is publishing the Conduit. Madworld looks okay, to me. Personally it seems a little gimmicky, but I’ll probably buy it.
Conduit though. That game is quality through and through, and having people see the name “Sega” pop up when they turn it on can only be good news for my favorite videogame creators.
Posted by James on November 22nd, 2008 at 7:50 pm