Ubisoft resurrecting Broken Sword on DS and Wii next year
by David Hinkle 
{ Dec 19th 2008 at 12:36PM }
Well, based on the title Broken Sword: Shadows of the Templars (Director's Cut), we can say that it's a port of the original game. This is both bad and good, as it's another port coming to the Wii, but a port of a very good game. Considering the original released in 1996, we're wondering what kind of updates we can look forward to.
Any other fans out there looking forward to this?
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
ljung8erg @ Dec 19th 2008 1:14PM
Yeah, I loved the Broken Sword games... Well not the last one, Dragon something, I dunno... I finished it in a day, A DAY!!!
Anywho, if they give it a few tweaks here and there and freshen it up a tad... And make the price alright, I'm in. I love a good old point and click adventure!!
Ferco @ Dec 19th 2008 3:41PM
The voice acting in Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon is really awful, and the rest of the game isn't much better. Adventure games should be 2D or 2.5D.
leonus @ Dec 19th 2008 2:21PM
port or remake I don't care this only shows that DEVS wanna be lazy with the Wii and not produce any new games or franchises! i swear all DEVS just look at the Wii and think "CONSOLE WE CAN BE LAZY WITH AND MAKE LOSTS OF MONEY"! bunch of lazy fluffs!
SaraAB87 @ Dec 19th 2008 3:37PM
I already played this on the Gameboy Advance so chances are I am not going to buy this again. It was a good game though. I am looking for original games instead of ports of ones that I have already played on a different system. I was really hoping they were making a brand new Broken Sword game as I love the series.
Sisyphus @ Dec 20th 2008 2:34AM
I've never heard of Broken Sword. Was it just on Gameboy systems?
eddy @ Dec 21st 2008 11:11AM
Nope, PC as well. I've played through a bit Shadow of the Templars, but never finished it. Definitely some good adventure gaming, if a bit slow-moving at times.
Makes me wonder if Lucasarts would ever license the Monkey Island series (or Zak McKracken, Full Throttle, etc.) to Wii.
Xquester @ Dec 21st 2008 12:13PM
I am absolutely looking forward to any adventure game released on the Wii, even if it is a port! I have been supporting adventure games on the Wii by even buying ones that I may not like (that Nancy Drew game). But There are already some great adventure games to sit alongside Broken Sword:
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, Agatha Christie's Evil Under the Sun, Sam and Max: Season One, and Harvery Birdman: Attorney at Law.
How awesome would it be if the Gabriel Knight games got re-released on the Wii?
dave @ Dec 22nd 2008 6:32AM
This new version will start off before the original BS1 and you'll start with Nico instead of George.
I’m sure if this one does well they will they will bring out a new broken sword game for the Wii.