More Disaster: Day of Crisis screens emerge from the rubble

by David Hinkle { Oct 12th 2007 at 12:00PM }

We like having updates for Disaster: Day of Crisis. It's a pleasant change to the norm of not knowing what is going on. And, as we told you yesterday, we're very much glad the game is still alive. These newest screens, especially the one at the top of this very post, get us so excited for the game. We can't wait until we can get our hands on it.

Head past the break for some more screens.

[Via Go Nintendo]

Tags: day-of-crisis, dayofcrisis, disaster, monolithsoft

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

vidGuy @ Oct 12th 2007 12:35PM

I think this game will at times blow us away but will generally be a less-polished RE4 in the visual department, which isn't BAD but definitely isn't good either.

Fullmetal Salchemist @ Oct 12th 2007 1:03PM

There is absolutely no reason this game should look worse than RE4. Hell, there really is no reason it shouldn't look BETTER.

Carlos @ Oct 12th 2007 1:14PM

i think the game looks all right (for wii standards, OF COURSE) except for the cars and trees you could see in the other set of pics released, but hopefully they're just simpler models to be replaced as the game furthers in development. I think this will be a good action game, here's hoping.

flamingsquirrel @ Oct 12th 2007 1:15PM

It's first party. I dunno why it shouldn't have polished graphics.

Prof_Chaos @ Oct 12th 2007 2:25PM

It's actually a second-party game isn't it? I could be wrong, but I think this is a Nintendo-owned property being made by an outside developer.

vidGuy @ Oct 12th 2007 2:34PM

Yeah, it's second party. Monolith is making it, Nintendo is publishing it. Of course, Nintendo's going to push for an impressive game, but I stand by my prediction above.

Mr Khan @ Oct 12th 2007 4:35PM

You could call Monolith second-party still, since they aren't wholly owned, but Nintendo owns a majority of their stock

But my guess is that a lot of those bad graphics (like those hideous, hideous trees) are just placeholders while the art is developed seperately

at least i hope. Character models look good, as do water effects