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High Voltage made The Conduit as a reason to dust off your Wii

by rawmeatcowboy
22 March 2009
GN 1.0 / 2.0

A portion of a CVG interview with Josh Olson, producer on The Conduit…

CVG: More core-focused, mature titles are now starting to crop up on Wii. Why is this and do you think the trend will continue?

Olson: Our Wiis were gathering dust. Wii Sports is fun to play with my parents and family, but what do I do with it, as a core gamer, after I’ve bowled my hundredth set in a row? Until now, the answer has been: not a whole lot. There’s a huge install base for the Wii - I think there are something like 8 trillion of them out there - and we don’t believe for a second that everyone is content to play these more casual games exclusively. There’s plenty of room for us on the Wii - we’d be content if only a trillion of all of the Wii owners bought our game.

Sega is leading the charge with MadWorld, House of the Dead: Overkill, and The Conduit. We certainly hope that the trend continues. We believe that the market exists. We want to continue to make these kinds of games for the Wii.

Full interview here