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Mad World “at home” on Wii, says Platinum

September 10th, 2008 @ 15:19

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Mad World creator Platinum Games has said to CVG that Mad World was developed for Wii because “it feels like a game that is at home.”

“We’re really interested in the Wii platform so we wanted to create a really cool and stylish game for that,” said Platinum’s Atsushi Inaba.

“As you can see [from our Leipzig presentation] it’s really easy to pick up and play so when we came up with the concept of Mad World the Wii felt like a good console for that. It feels like a game that is at home on Wii.”

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By Mike Bowden


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7 comments on “Mad World “at home” on Wii, says Platinum”

  1. I get the horrible feeling this just isn’t going to make release. I hear the swishing of a ban hammer, and can already smell the Daily Mail’s fervour.

  2. Stylish is a word that suits Platinum games.

    I am the only person to have a problem with Okami, but this is atleast challenging the Wii, even if there seems to be nothign other than a quite cliched ’style’ to it.

  3. There really is no pleasing you, is there?

  4. This game looks like a contender for the polished turd award.

  5. Blerk don’t get all confrontational becuase Okami was your favourite thing sicne sliced bread. :P

    I didn’t even share my ‘controversial’ views on it.

    There is pleasing me, it’s kind of possible :D

    Tonka agrees with me, right? Not about Okami, but this.

  6. If you think it looks like a waste of a cool graphics engine then yes.

  7. “even if there seems to be nothign other than a quite cliched ’style’ to it.”

    Typos and all, pretty much sums up what I said, so yes.

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