Just a quick blurb about a pretty exciting rumor. Kotaku is reporting that SuperVillian Studios is set to bring out two, count em’ two, yet-to-be announced Wii games. Why is this good news? Well, SuperVillian worked on the heavily underated GUN and Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony, which is one of the PSP’s better games. The company has reportedly been bulking up on it’s Wii staff, which is a good sign that they’re taking the system seriously. No word yet on what the games will be or if they’re even original IP’s (most of SuperVillian’s work has been handling ports from Activision), but let’s hope they are, as I think SuperVillian can cook up some great original gaming. Keep your eyes to MyWiiNews and we’ll keep you up to date on what the games are going to be.
OPERATION WOLFâ„¢ (NES®, 1 player, Rated E10+ for Use of Tobacco and Violence, 500 points): A group of desperate terrorists is keeping hostages in their jungle fortress. As a member of the elite tactical squad Operation Wolf, you must invade their hideout, destroy their operations, and get the hostages out alive! Maneuver through a series of missions and fight off soldiers, patrol boats, helicopters, and more. The further you progress, the more enemies you’ll have to defeat and the harder they’ll try to stop you in your tracks (going so far as tossing knives and grenades at you or wearing armor). Each area along your path ends with a boss battle where you’ll have to find and exploit each boss’s particular weakness. To top it all off, your weapon options are also limited, so you’ll need to conserve ammunition and grenades. Operation Wolf is said to be the most valiant and capable unit in the military-can you save the hostages and win the day?
Columns IIIâ„¢: Revenge of Columns (Genesis, 1-5 players, Rated E for Everyone, 800 points): This single-player or multiplayer experience expands upon the game play of the original two Columns titles giving players some extra attacks to spring on opponents. As in the original Columns, jewels fall into a bin, and you have to twist and manipulate them to form matches of three or more in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal line to keep the jewels from stacking up and reaching the top. In Columns III, special magical jewels do things like raise your opponent’s crush bar or lower your own, adding an extra element of strategy to the game. This is a great game to play with friends, so download it today and jump into the action!
Bucky | February 4, 2008
