Conduit

It’s almost as if E3 has come early! ‘The Grinder’ has been revealed to IGN and is the second game to be announced for the Wii in as many days from High Voltage Software. Yesterday we learned of ‘Gladiator A.D.’ if you missed it, have a look here . The Grinder is a wii-exclusive, blood-splattered FPS with gorgeous visuals and frantic gameplay similar to Left 4 Dead. The world in which the action takes place includes vampires, werewolves and the undead as standard. You control a team of four hunters that simply have to rid of as many monsters as possible. Using the same ... Read Full Story

September 15th, 2009 Posted in News In an interview with BLPGaming , High Voltage Software’s David Pellas had this to say regarding the standing and sales of The Conduit. “I can’t provide exact numbers at this time, but we are pleased with the latest reports, especially given the tough economy. We recently received a report that showed that The Conduit is the top online game on the Wii, which is very exciting. We hope to maintain this ranking and look for strong sales to continue through the quarter.” -HVS’ David Pellas When asked about online patches and hackers, he was a little less optimistic. ... Read Full Story

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Interview: High Voltage on pushing the boundaries of Wii. High Voltage Software's Josh Olson, producer on The Conduit, says that the developer's upcoming Wii exclusive FPS is both the best-looking game on the console and will offer the best online experience on the system. He's pretty confident, then. Read on to find out why... Click here to read the full article Read Full Story

The Conduit was supposed to have support for Wii MotionPlus. As revealed last week, however, it's been removed. But why? 1UP got in touch with High Voltage Software VP and chief creative officer Eric Nofsinger to find out what happened. "We've been committed to doing what is right for the game and being true to our fans from the start," said Nofsinger over e-mail. A Nintendo's media summit last fall, while still a reporter for MTV, Nofsinger was notably excited when telling me how quickly they incorporated MotionPlus. The situation changed between then and now, however, but there's no conspiracy. Read the full post ... Read Full Story