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Nintendo Reveals Early 2009 Lineup — Over 100 Titles Including ‘Starfy’

Got a Nintendo Wii or a DS handheld? Today, Nintendo revealed exactly what you're going to be playing for the next four months, and when you can expect to be playing it, with a "partial list" of over 100 upcoming games. Highlights include a March 17th release date for "Henry Hatsworth and the Puzzling Adventure"; "ExciteBots: Trick [...]

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Sega Picks Up The Conduit, Updates Leaky FTP With Fresh Screens

Yesterday evening, the All-Seeing-Eye of NeoGAF noted that Sega's public FTP had an intriguing new folder -- for High Voltage Software's hotly anticipated Wii shooter The Conduit. Soon afterwards, the folder mysteriously disappeared. But today, a BusinessWire release has sealed the deal; Sega is High Voltage Software's new publisher. The release also confirms that The Conduit [...]

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Interview: High Voltage Software’s Eric Nofsinger Explains How Freedom, Feedback and Fans Channel into The Conduit

"You're only as good as your last title." says High Voltage Software VP/Chief Creative Officer Eric Nofsinger. He's explaining to me how the company's reputation is riding on much-hyped Wii first-person shooter The Conduit. To me, the words make perfect sense -- four and a half months ago, I wrote how the game is High [...]

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Conduit Devs Conducting Control Scheme Contest

We're still not sold on the basic concept behind Wii first-person shooter The Conduit -- but the trappings are to die for. Nifty weapons, support for WiiSpeak and Wii MotionPlus, some pretty graphics, and -- in a console FPS -- fully mappable controls have us excited for the game, even if only to demonstrate of [...]

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Trailer Tuesday: Spore-riffic Sim, Mildly Electrifying Shooter, Atmospheric Scare Vacuum

On this week's Trailer Tuesday, we get some solid glimpses of Spore, The Conduit, and Dead Space. Any questions?

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First-Person Shooter “The Conduit” Aiming at Nintendo Wii; Do We Care?

Stop me if if you've heard this one before: a developer reveals a motion-controlled, realistic first-person shooter for the Wii, proceeding to generate tremendous hype. That was Red Steel, two years ago -- and today, it also describes The Conduit, High Voltage Software's first major attempt to escape a resume filled with mediocrity.

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