This is what a dragon cocking its leg looks like.
The American arm of D3, publishers of various Naruto games, has announced a new Wii title going by the name of Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire.
As you probably guessed from the title, the game is a swords and sorcery jobby with an action/adventure bent. D3 tells us, “Players will utilize an intuitively designed, two-handed Wii control scheme and use both arms simultaneously to emulate the dragon’s arms, wings, tail, fire and more as they embark on an epic fantasy adventure”.
Frankly, the wings bit sounds a little bit dangerous to SPOnG, but we are glad to hear someone's doing something interesting with the Wii's control system that's not just another party game.
As it just so happens, executive vice president and chief operations officer of D3 in America, Yoji Takenaka, agrees with us. “Dragon Blade is one the few hack ‘n slash games that will be available on the Wii this fall and the development team, Land Ho, has done a great job to fully utilize the Wii controls so players will experience parallel movement between themselves and the game avatar like never before,” he said.
Have a look at the video and see if you reckon he's right, then have a look at SPOnG's dedicated game page to find out more.
As you probably guessed from the title, the game is a swords and sorcery jobby with an action/adventure bent. D3 tells us, “Players will utilize an intuitively designed, two-handed Wii control scheme and use both arms simultaneously to emulate the dragon’s arms, wings, tail, fire and more as they embark on an epic fantasy adventure”.
Frankly, the wings bit sounds a little bit dangerous to SPOnG, but we are glad to hear someone's doing something interesting with the Wii's control system that's not just another party game.
As it just so happens, executive vice president and chief operations officer of D3 in America, Yoji Takenaka, agrees with us. “Dragon Blade is one the few hack ‘n slash games that will be available on the Wii this fall and the development team, Land Ho, has done a great job to fully utilize the Wii controls so players will experience parallel movement between themselves and the game avatar like never before,” he said.
Have a look at the video and see if you reckon he's right, then have a look at SPOnG's dedicated game page to find out more.
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Comments
Joji 22 Jun 2007 15:21
1/2
I love that developer name, Land Ho. This game doesn't look to bad though, will keep watching it.
Muthatrucka 24 Jun 2007 17:06
2/2
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