Help, there are deadly creatures in my Wii!
by Candace Savino 
{ Feb 14th 2008 at 7:00PM }
THQ intends to deliver on that desire, sating our need for a testosterone-infused game with Deadly Creatures. In this title, the player will control a scorpion and tarantula -- wait -- an armored scorpion and deadly tarantula, and beat up the likes of other desert creatures. That's right, we're looking at you, Gila monster.
We have to subtract a few man-o-meter (not to be confused with manometer) points, though, since the name of the developer is Rainbow Studios. Still, we're sure that the "brutal creature-crushing action" will more than make up for having the word "rainbow" on the box.
In all seriousness, the game sounds like it could be a lot of fun. Since it's on the Wii, you'd be correct to assume that it will involve some iteration of motion controls. Randy Shoemaker of THQ claims that the company is "raising the bar for all third party Wii titles." Let's just hope that the content backs up the talk. The last Wii game Rainbow Studios brought us was Cars, so we'll take a "wait-and-see" approach before we get too excited.
[Press release via NeoGAF]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Tom @ Feb 14th 2008 7:54PM
Unlike Cars, this isn't some crappy movie-tie-in game, so it could be good. Might get repetitive though.
Co @ Feb 15th 2008 9:02AM
THQ claims that the company is "raising the bar for all third party Wii titles."
Oh yea because that's a really challanging feat to accomplish.
Buntaro @ Feb 15th 2008 9:47AM
I hope for this to become a spiritual successor to Ecco the Dolphin. The series got me sleepless back when I was still in school.
Even “normal” animals like sharks, morays and crabs were really scary in the games, not to mention the soundtrack, which still sends a chill down my spine (Welcome to the Machine)
Buntaro @ Feb 15th 2008 10:03AM
Sorry for the double-comment, but look here:
http://wiiz.fr/article.php?a=16439
Screenshots & a movie
Looks good to me. Not OMG AWESOME but good so far.