Wiiware - Neuankündigungen

[CubeKing]

Bit.Trip Beat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r09GlLa2CLA

Aksys Games, a publisher of interactive entertainment software, is pleased to unveil BIT.TRIP BEAT exclusively for WiiWare™! Developed by Gaijin Games, BIT.TRIP BEAT marks the first adventure of Commander Video. Using the Wii Remote™, players will test their twitch skills as they battle through a retro-esque universe, familiar to the old generation and yet reinvented for the new.

BIT.TRIP BEAT STORY

Everything comes from something. We were before we became. From life comes rhythm, and from rhythm comes life. We are beings of information. Everything is a conduit for learning. We communicate in bits and bytes. And we will return to something once we become nothing; after our BIT.TRIP is complete. “BIT.TRIP BEAT is a crazy mix of 80s aesthetics and modern game design,” states Michael Manzanares, Producer of Aksys Games. “It’s challenging, yet fair, and completely addicting.”

“The Gaijin Games team wanted to make a game that used the tools of today to inspire the fun of yesterday. Our goal was to make a game that was as simple in gameplay as the games of the early 80s and equally as fun–even though gamers’ tastes have changed over the years,” continues Alex Neuse, Designer of Gaijin Games. “And let’s face it, sometimes a really good videogame is just awesome. We hope you enjoy BIT.TRIP BEAT.”

Key Features:

· Bring Back That Loving Feeling: BIT.TRIP BEAT brings back the classic arcade-style gameplay where getting the high score matters!

· Pixel Blocks For The Win: Keeping the arcade-style gameplay isn’t enough, BIT.TRIP BEAT sports a unique retro-inspired art style that will stimulate your senses.

· Old School Tunes: Who said old-school 8-bit music was out? BIT.TRIP BEAT bumps the latest chiptune music to keep the action fresh!

· Friends Can Play Too!: Can’t beat a level? No problem, BIT.TRIP BEAT allows 2 to 4 player co-op mode! But don’t think that makes it any easier…

BIT.TRIP BEAT has not been rated by the ESRB. More information about Aksys Games and BIT.TRIP BEAT can be found at http://www.aksysgames.com/bittripbeat
Nintendo trademarks used under license. WiiWare is avaialble through the Wii console.

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Drei neue Screens zu Icarian: Kindred Spirits

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Nett.

[Vater Unser]

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Indie developer Semnat Studios is excited to finally announce the upcoming Wii™ release of Eduardo the Samurai Toaster, an incredibly fast and frenetic sidescrolling, run‘n’gun 2D shooter. The game will be released exclusively for WiiWare™ this winter, developed and published by Semnat Studios.

With visuals drawn and scanned in from several different art mediums such as pen & ink, acrylic paint and charcoal, Eduardo sports an untraditional aesthetic design for a videogame. Jump, shoot, whip, drive, fly and throw your way through hordes of Peking Opera pastries, spear toting carrots, robotic mangos, and more. Play with friends as you learn to cooperate effectively, or be annoying by throwing each other around the screen and attacking one another.

FEATURES
- Drop in co-op play for up to four players.
- Ride scooters equipped with laser-blasters and fly around in rocket packs in single player or co-op.
- Use 5 different pastry pickups to upgrade your firepower.
- Battle enemies through 13 unique levels.
- Several different difficulty options to choose from, allowing players to pick their desired level of challenge.

Eduardo the Samurai Toaster has been Rated E for everyone by the ESRB.

About Semnat Studios, LLC
Daniel Coleman and Robert DeMaria formed Semnat Studios in early 2005. Starting out as a hobby, the team began working on games in 2003. After a couple of projects (one of them being an early version of Eduardo) they decided to focus more seriously on game making. So for the next several years they would work their way up, now with the support of Ian Bowie and musician Raymond Gramke, designing numerous versions of Eduardo for the PC. After working on these prototypes for a few years they found the opportunity to make a version of Eduardo for the WiiWare service on Nintendo’s Wii system. In late 2007 they began development on a new Eduardo, learning from their experience on the PC versions

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Also noch dreister hätte man den Grafikstil von Okami echt nicht klauen können
Und das, was "neu" ist, sieht scheiße aus. Wer braucht sowas?

[CubeKing]

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Indie developer Semnat Studios is excited to finally announce the upcoming Wii™ release of Eduardo the Samurai Toaster, an incredibly fast and frenetic sidescrolling, run‘n’gun 2D shooter. The game will be released exclusively for WiiWare™ this winter, developed and published by Semnat Studios.

With visuals drawn and scanned in from several different art mediums such as pen & ink, acrylic paint and charcoal, Eduardo sports an untraditional aesthetic design for a videogame. Jump, shoot, whip, drive, fly and throw your way through hordes of Peking Opera pastries, spear toting carrots, robotic mangos, and more. Play with friends as you learn to cooperate effectively, or be annoying by throwing each other around the screen and attacking one another.

FEATURES
- Drop in co-op play for up to four players.
- Ride scooters equipped with laser-blasters and fly around in rocket packs in single player or co-op.
- Use 5 different pastry pickups to upgrade your firepower.
- Battle enemies through 13 unique levels.
- Several different difficulty options to choose from, allowing players to pick their desired level of challenge.

Eduardo the Samurai Toaster has been Rated E for everyone by the ESRB.

About Semnat Studios, LLC
Daniel Coleman and Robert DeMaria formed Semnat Studios in early 2005. Starting out as a hobby, the team began working on games in 2003. After a couple of projects (one of them being an early version of Eduardo) they decided to focus more seriously on game making. So for the next several years they would work their way up, now with the support of Ian Bowie and musician Raymond Gramke, designing numerous versions of Eduardo for the PC. After working on these prototypes for a few years they found the opportunity to make a version of Eduardo for the WiiWare service on Nintendo’s Wii system. In late 2007 they began development on a new Eduardo, learning from their experience on the PC versions

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Also noch dreister hätte man den Grafikstil von Okami echt nicht klauen können
Und das, was "neu" ist, sieht scheiße aus. Wer braucht sowas?

Nur das die Macher von Okami den Grafikstil schon vorher der japanischen Kunst "geklaut" hatten.

Und worauf sich dein zweiter Satz bezieht, ist mir nicht ganz klar.

[Shiiro]

Bit.Trip Beat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r09GlLa2CLA

Aksys Games, a publisher of interactive entertainment software, is pleased to unveil BIT.TRIP BEAT exclusively for WiiWare™! Developed by Gaijin Games, BIT.TRIP BEAT marks the first adventure of Commander Video. Using the Wii Remote™, players will test their twitch skills as they battle through a retro-esque universe, familiar to the old generation and yet reinvented for the new.

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Gaijin Games? So, so...ist Gaijin nicht ein fast schon böser Ausdruck für Ausländer?

[bob]

Gaijin Games? So, so...ist Gaijin nicht ein fast schon böser Ausdruck für Ausländer?

Mich erinnert es eher an Gagin Macht Gagin neuerdings Games?

[Oliversum]

Bit.Trip Beat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r09GlLa2CLA

uwah, eine Art Musikspiel

[Vater Unser]

Und das, was "neu" ist, sieht scheiße aus. Wer braucht sowas?

Nur das die Macher von Okami den Grafikstil schon vorher der japanischen Kunst "geklaut" hatten.

Das ist ja nun wirklich nicht vergleichbar
Natürlich orientiert Okami sich an der japanischen Kunst, aber zwischen Okami und einem Hokusai liegen immernoch Welten, während Eduardo the Samurai Toaster aussieht, als würde es Texturen benutzen, die aus Okami gerippt sind

Und worauf sich dein zweiter Satz bezieht, ist mir nicht ganz klar.

Damit bezieh ich mich auf den Teil des Spiels, der nicht 1:1 aus Okami geklaut ist

Schau dir nur diesen komischen Effekt oben rechts in diesem Bild an:
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Das sieht aus wie in 30 Sekunden in Flash gezeichnet, und das ist keine Übertreibung

Und davon abgesehen sieht's aus wie ein Castle Crashers Klon

[Shiiro]

ABER es ist ein Toaster, der Toasts schießt

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Und wenn die schon nen Afro Samurai Toaster machen, dann doch bitte halbwegs japanisch
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[Vater Unser]

Echt ma, amerikanischer können die Figuren wirklich net aussehen
Könnte die nächste Trashserie von Adultswim sein

[Gagin]

Gaijin Games? So, so...ist Gaijin nicht ein fast schon böser Ausdruck für Ausländer?

Mich erinnert es eher an Gagin Macht Gagin neuerdings Games?

Aber nicht der Steuerbehörde melden.

@ Toast: Tapferer kleiner Toaster für Arme?

[CubeKing]

Und wenn die schon nen Afro Samurai Toaster machen, dann doch bitte halbwegs japanisch

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Sieht doch zumindest japanischer aus als der echte Afro Samurai.

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[Shiiro]

Und wenn die schon nen Afro Samurai Toaster machen, dann doch bitte halbwegs japanisch

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Sieht doch zumindest japanischer aus als der echte Afro Samurai.

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Pschhhht, nich verraten

[wynk]

Dieses Trip.Beat gefaellt mir richtig richtig gut. Das werde ich im Auge behalten. Vielleicht nach Monaten mal
wieder ein Grund die Wii einzuschalten.

[Fabbl]

Mal ne ganz bescheuerte Frage: Hängt das Wii Shop-Update vom November (oder um den Dreh rum) eigentlich mit dem pösen Update 3.4 zusammen? Hab nämlich immer noch 3.3 und weiß immer noch nicht genau, was bei 3.4 bei mir alles wegfallen würd (HBC ) bzw. ob's da mittlerweile ne Lösung gibt.
Bräuchte halt nur irgendwann das Wii Shop-Update, z.B. für World of Goo, aber wenn's mit dem Update das 3.4 gleich mit drauf packt wär das doch etwas dämlich..

[Seppatoni]

Also ich hab damals das Update durchgezogen und der HBC funktioniert immer noch einwandfrei.
Aber ich weiss natürlich nicht wie das ist, wenn du das Ding jetzt raufhaust.