WiiWaa is the Strangest Wii Controller Ever
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The man is right. It goes by pretty fast, but there is obviously a mouse cursor on that tree in the video, which leads me to look at this...zombie711 said:
... and think that he may be onto something. I'm calling it right now, mainly because there was a suspicious lack of any kind of developer or studio logo in the video (which given the innovation seems very odd), that this is another fake promotion done by EA for Dante's Inferno. The next circle of hell that they're getting ready to reveal by week's end is Fraud, so if that mouse cursor was left there on purpose, I think I can see where they're going with this...SMOKEMNHALO2001 said:
EDIT: Meh, even after checking out Zoink Games' website, which looks fairly legit, I'm going to say to hell with it and stick by my conspiracy theory anyway just for funsies. In all likelihood the developers were just outright sloppy when they cut their teaser together, but if not, I effin' called it.
thats actually a really, really good idea- just sayin.
...if not a bit creepy...
(put your Wii in my mouth XD)
sorry lol
...if not a bit creepy...
(put your Wii in my mouth XD)
sorry lol
That IS a catchy song.
And the gameplay actually quite interesting. With simplifications like the branching paths and whatnot, it looks pretty interesting. Of course, it can't really leave the young demographic. Even if it wasn't , you'd never get older gamer past the mortification of having to use a stuffed... thing (and you really have to use it for bits like that bungee segment).
Still, within it's scope, if it does well, we could looking at the next Teddy Ruxpin.
And the gameplay actually quite interesting. With simplifications like the branching paths and whatnot, it looks pretty interesting. Of course, it can't really leave the young demographic. Even if it wasn't , you'd never get older gamer past the mortification of having to use a stuffed... thing (and you really have to use it for bits like that bungee segment).
Still, within it's scope, if it does well, we could looking at the next Teddy Ruxpin.
This makes me sound really old, but...
When I was 5, Stuffed Animals did not require a video game console to have fun with. We had this nifty little biological, mental thing called "imagination."
When I was 5, Stuffed Animals did not require a video game console to have fun with. We had this nifty little biological, mental thing called "imagination."
