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Deep Silver today announced Summer Stars, a sports game for all major consoles, including the Wii. The game will be available in the second quarter of 2012, and features 18 different disciplines and challenge, covering a whole range of summer sports, including Triple Jump, Mountain Biking, Diving and Sprinting. Gameplay modes include career mode, in which the player bids to become a top athlete, and multiplayer mode, where they can compete directly with up to three friends or family members on the split screen. Summer Stars lets players experience a wide variety of events, special challenges and competitions at exciting venues, including London, the scene of the Summer Olympics, as well as lots of other well-know stadiums and arenas around the world. Summer Stars is designed to enable the player to decide just how far they want to be physically involved in the game, as it has support for both traditional arcade-style controls as well as motion control.

Click here to learn more about the game: http://www.deepsilver.com/

Source: Deep Silver

Nordic Games has certainly cornered the Wii karaoke market with its popular We Sing franchise, and I had the perfect opportunity to try out the games for myself over this past holiday period party season, where they proved to be a huge success and really had everybody laughing and singing along and generally having a lot of fun. It was fantastic to see all the party guests joining in, from teenagers to 80+-year-olds! I tested out two different We Sing games on my festive guinea pigs – The We Sing UK Hits Two Mic Pack, which comes with not only a copy of the game, but also two Logitech USB mics, and We Sing Rock!, which in this case was just the standalone game, but which is also available as a two-mic pack. Other available We Sing games include a German hits version, an Australian hits version, a Pop version and a Robbie Williams version. I found that with the UK Hits and Rock playlists, we had songs from enough different eras and genres to keep everyone happy. Amidst our wide age range, everyone was able to find a song they liked and wanted to try to sing, be it Tina Turner’s The Best for one of the older guests, or Tinie Tempah’s Pass Out for the younger participants.

The game is very easy to set up and get started – simply plug the mics into the USB sockets and away you go. If you’re playing alone or want to practice before singing... [Read More]

PQube has announced that its forthcoming game Winter Sports 2012, will be released on Friday, January 27 on the Wii, 3DS and PC. The game is designed to capture the thrill and excitement of some of the most high-octane, adrenaline-filled events on snow and ice, as the player gets to experience the rush of hurtling down a mountain side at over 120mph on nothing but a pair of skis or a snowboard. The game is packed with more than 50 challenges, spread across 10 winter sports and Olympic-style events, all taking place in sub-zero temperatures. You can either go it alone in single-player mode, or compete against four of your friends in split-screen mode. There are also plenty of rewards and unlockables included to enhance the game’s replay value, as well as the chance for players to get involved with the in-depth character design tool. And best of all, the game has full support for the Wii Balance Board. Visually, you’ll be able to enjoy spectacular slow-motion replays, and the emotive soundtrack tops off the whole experience. Here’s Andy Pearson, Marketing Manager at PQube, talking about the game:

“Winter Sports 2012 captures that unique atmosphere surrounding the winter events. There’s an impressive range of challenges and the broad array of disciplines ensures there’s plenty of replay ability – 4 player split screen is also a lot of fun, competing head to head when you are sat next to your friends and family is a lot more exciting than when done it’s over a head set or web cam”

For more information on the game, click here: http://www.wintersports-game.co.uk/

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Wizarbox have been talking about their forthcoming point-and-click action-adventure game, Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle. The team behind Gray Matter and So Blonde say that together with BAFTA-nominated adventure game writer, Steve Ince (Broken Sword!), they’ve conjured up a game that captures the essence of what it was like living a life on the high seas way back 300 years ago, in the tropical yet deadly waters of the Caribbean. Here’s Wizarbox CEO Fabien Bihour talking about the game:

“We wanted to build on the success of So Blonde with a character we grew to love - Morgane Castillo. But more than that, we wanted to build a world which was a worthy partner to Steve’s great storyline and script. As a studio we’re experienced in creating adventure games and wanted to give the player as many potential directions and activities as possible. We had to develop incredibly detailed interactive environments and high definition enabled us to do just that.”

And here’s Wizarbox project manager for the game, Julien Millet, chiming in with his thoughts on developing the game’s environments and characters:

“Captain Morgane was a challenge from the outset, especially in developing Morgane’s world and the cast to fill it. We have over 40 fully fleshed out characters with back stories and 50 highly detailed individual environments set over 5 islands – it’s not just an epic story, it’s an epic game in itself!”

Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle will be released on Friday February 24, 2012.

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Nintendo has this week announced that a limited edition bundle for Hironobu Sakaguchi’s The Last Story RPG will be available exclusively on Wii across Europe from February 24, for the princely sum of £86.93. The limited edition bundle is currently available to pre-order while stocks last, and features a copy of the game, an exclusive SteelBook cover decorated with beautiful artwork, and a The Elements Of The Last Story package, which includes The Premium Soundtrack CD and The Illustrations art booklet. The CD features a 7-track selection of music from the game, composed by Nobuo Uematsu, who has also collaborated with Hironobu Sakaguchi on many of his previous RPGs.

The Last Story brings a modern twist to the traditional RPG, with a strategic, real-time combat system and facility for the player to customize their character and weapons. By mastering a mysterious ability called The Gathering you can help the game’s hero, Zael, and his band of mercenaries complete their missions, as well as battle huge bosses by discovering their weak spots and working as a team to destroy them.

Unlike a traditional RPG, however, The Last Story features two online multiplayer modes, namely Deathmatch and Co-op, which enable you to battle against or alongside up to five other people from across Europe. Online battles may even yield rare weapons and items that can be carried over for use in the single-player game.

Source: Nintendo