It’s true if you add more voltage to some it either blows up or does better? Well High Voltage Studios the developers of The Conduit, the first “high detail graphics” first person shooter to hit the Wii. They have just released their next project “The Grinder”. This Halloween thriller looks good for a Wii game in the preview video below, but will it be tempting enough for the Xbox 360 and Playstation gamers. The Grinder will be coming to all three platforms. Explained by the CEO Kerry Ganofsky, “We did a reality check on ourselves a few months back where we evaluated the market, saw an opportunity, and seized it. We are confident that the new direction allows us to provide a much more polished game experience and to reach more gamers that will appreciate it. Fans frequently ask us if we are ever going to make a game similar to Hunter: The Reckoning again. We are very excited about the future of Grinder and welcome the chance to hear what the fans think about our new direction and hopefully our new game fits the bill for them.” She also said some interesting things about The Conduit. "We are extremely proud of the sales for The Conduit, with over 350,000 copies sold, numerous 'best-of 2009' nods, and over a million hours played according to the Nintendo Channel, we are the go-to FPS on the Wii. If you look at the sales for the games that are lumped in as 'hardcore' titles for the Wii (Silent Hill, Dead Space, et al), you'll notice that sales for those types of games are low across the board."
It’s true if you add more voltage to some it either blows up or does better? Well High Voltage Studios the developers of The Conduit, the first “high detail graphics” first person shooter to hit the Wii. They have just released their next project “The Grinder”. This Halloween thriller looks good for a Wii game in the preview video below, but will it be tempting enough for the Xbox 360 and Playstation gamers. The Grinder will be coming to all three platforms. Explained by the CEO Kerry Ganofsky, “We did a reality check on ourselves a few months back where we evaluated the market, saw an opportunity, and seized it. We are confident that the new direction allows us to provide a much more polished game experience and to reach more gamers that will appreciate it. Fans frequently ask us if we are ever going to make a game similar to Hunter: The Reckoning again. We are very excited about the future of Grinder and welcome the chance to hear what the fans think about our new direction and hopefully our new game fits the bill for them.”
