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Technology reinforces generation gap

If you believe that technology could be bridging the generation gap, think again. According to Deloitte’s first State of the Media report it’s as stark as ever.

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How good does The Conduit look for the Wii?

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A video that shows the entire first level of The Conduit, the game produced by the team at High Voltage.  The Quantam 3 engine looks to be coming along nicely, The Conduit should fulfil the need of many a Wii owner to have an action game that rivals the Sony and Microsoft peer platforms.

The team at High Voltage don’t see why a good looking first person shooter game needs to sit on the PC, PS3 or Xbox 360 platforms only.  Why can’t the Wii be capable of churning out such a game.

Armed with their Quantam 3 engine, they have been hard at work on The Conduit. 
The Conduit is a rather derivative first person shooter, full of the corridors, somewhat shaky looking  enemy AI, some rather odd looking cobwebs and an intrusive goal marker.  But in a lot of ways it is a tech demo game only.

As you can see from the (IGN sourced) video below however, the game-play itself is coming along nicely.  There is much still to be done in  – what is now, a Nintendo first party project – but the potential is there.

It will be good to have another, more adult orientated shooter to add to the Wii stable of titles