In a somewhat surprising turn of events, The Walt Disney Co. and Electronic Arts Inc. came to a deal which will allow EA to provide us with the future of Star Wars gaming. The deal is for “New” Star Wars games, leaving to question weather we will ever see some of the Lucas Arts highly anticipated titles. However, we are getting new Star Wars games, so I am pretty excited. The exclusi...
We last left off with Guybrush Treepwood and his self elected first mate as they sail from spinner clay. They are well on their way to finding the elusive ‘La Esponja el Grande’. The one relic that is the cure to the dreaded evil pox that Guybrush has released on the Caribbean. While out at sea well on their way to their next destination, until Guybrush gets attacked by the ferocious p...
As we last left off in the Tales of Monkey Island; lots of pirating went down on Flotsam Island and Guybrush now has a new ship called the Screaming Narwahl. He’s a man with a mission, as not only does he have to rescue his wife Elaine from the clutches of the evil pirate LeChuck, but he has to find a legendary sponge to cleanse him of an evil voodoo pox. As This pox was released during a ...
Straight from the developer’s mouth: “Launch of the Screaming Narwhal”, the first chapter of Tales of Monkey Island, now has a WiiWare release date. The game will make its console debut in North America this coming Monday, the 27th of July. It’s going to be 1000 Wii Points and if it’s anything like the PC version I played, it’s totally worth it!
One of the more interesting announcements around the time of E3 was the return of the great Monkey Island series. Not only is it back, but it’s being done as a monthly episodic game by Telltale and will be out for WiiWare as well! I got to play the first episode of Tales of Monkey Island for PC and it definitely upholds the Monkey Island name.
Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings is a recent title that is set to be released on the Wii, DS, PSP, and PS2 systems. As like all games getting the general multiplatform run around; the game will be built differently for the Wii and DS, due to the different control schemes each system has. Staff of Kings is also said to feature a whole slew of environmental interactivity, as according to ...