nintendo

Konami Reveals First Wii Game

Filed in archive Revolution on April 27, 2006

konami logo.jpeg
Japan's Weekly Famitsu dropped a big one on us this week: the first details on Konami's first Wii game. Shingo Mukaitouge -- best known for his part in Guitar Freaks and Drum Mania -- is serving as producer of the upcoming original title, Elebits.

From everything that is so far available, the game sounds a little similar to Pikmin. Players move throughout the game world searching for and collecting Elebit creatures. These creatures are the energy source that makes the game's world move. "Ele" supposedly means "electricity," and "bits" refers to the diminutive size of the creatures.

The more Elebits a gamer finds, the further the game world will evolve. The Elebits likely won't be easy to catch or find, as we are given the impression that the game will involve a "hunting" feel.

Mukaitouge hinted that he wanted players to feel like they're touching things inside of their television screen; he wants them to find and move things themselves. Perhaps some digging or other actions will be required with the Wii controller.

Elebits is certainly not of the same mold as Metal Gear Solid, which Konami is most famous for, which could be good or bad news depending on your game taste. Hopefully we'll know a lot more come E3 this May.

Source

Permalink: Konami Reveals First Wii Game

Tags: nintendo  revolution 

Vote for Konami Reveals First Wii Game:

  • Currently 7.33/10
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
Rating: 7.33 out of 3 vote(s) cast.
 
Share It
RSSrss
Google google
Yahoo! yahoo
Addthis Subscribe using any feed reader!
Bloglines Bloglines
TwitterFollow us on Twitter!
Most Popular   Best of   Blogger Introduction   Deals   Did you know   Features   Game Boy Advance   Game Music   GameCube   Games You Shouldn't Forget   Hints and Tips   House of Nintendo   Information About   Interviews   Japanese Games   Media (Videos, Music, Wallpapers)   Metascores   Misc   News   Nintenblogs   Nintendo