5,000 New Wii Games - Including George Bush Shoot-Out
Casual games website ups its Wii quotient
Online 'casual game' portal, Knibble has just announced a new micro-site aimed featuring over 5,000 'Wii-friendly' games.
So, we went and had a look. We spent a few moments scrolling around the place until we came across a rather lovely game called Bush Shoot-Out in which your task is to help George Dubya and the lovely Condoleeza Rice escape the Whitehouse by blasting enemies to bloody death.
Then we left. On the upside, the games are free and the site enables developers to get their wares seen. On the downside, well, the games don't appear to make optimum use of your Wii.
“We are very excited to provide Wii users with an entirely new and comprehensive set of games, all easily reached from their Wii console,” said Sashi Chimala, founder and CEO of Knibble Wii.
We're frankly bored to the back teeth with the most heinous corporo quote of them all, "We're excited..." and we are calling for it to be banned. Why do these people get excited all the time? Do they get excited at a cup of coffee in the morning? Do they actually explode to death on Christmas morning?
Rant over, Mr Chimala continued, “The success of the Wii has completely opened up the casual gaming market. We are very pleased to be a part of it and look forward to the future of online casual games," he added.
Check it out now for some casual-type fun at Knibble.com and give us your verdict in the forum.
So, we went and had a look. We spent a few moments scrolling around the place until we came across a rather lovely game called Bush Shoot-Out in which your task is to help George Dubya and the lovely Condoleeza Rice escape the Whitehouse by blasting enemies to bloody death.
Then we left. On the upside, the games are free and the site enables developers to get their wares seen. On the downside, well, the games don't appear to make optimum use of your Wii.
“We are very excited to provide Wii users with an entirely new and comprehensive set of games, all easily reached from their Wii console,” said Sashi Chimala, founder and CEO of Knibble Wii.
We're frankly bored to the back teeth with the most heinous corporo quote of them all, "We're excited..." and we are calling for it to be banned. Why do these people get excited all the time? Do they get excited at a cup of coffee in the morning? Do they actually explode to death on Christmas morning?
Rant over, Mr Chimala continued, “The success of the Wii has completely opened up the casual gaming market. We are very pleased to be a part of it and look forward to the future of online casual games," he added.
Check it out now for some casual-type fun at Knibble.com and give us your verdict in the forum.
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