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Our latest review here on Total Gaming Network has staff writer Eldri playing through the Nintendo Wii's premiere FPS experience in SEGA's action shooter The Conduit. Here's the intro to the article:
Playing Sega’s The Conduit is an exercise in longing. Primarily, nostalgia will set in hard and fast; The Conduit feels so desperately like first-person shooters from the turn of the century (e.g. Halo, Goldeneye, Half-Life) it will feel like the Wii came out in ’99. Unfortunately, the second desire The Conduit gives players will likely be that they should have bought a different system more suited to this style of gameplay.
For Wii owners though, this is the systems first legitimate attempt at the genre. Those of us who were looking for the system’s premiere FPS experience when Red Steel arrived, will finally be given what they wanted; and then some. Not many third-party-developed titles have stood up to the innovative controls, but The Conduit seems to “get it.” Despite this praise - and with the exception of Metroid Prime 3 - The Conduit’s peers aren’t much to measure up to; it’s good, but is it good enough for your cash? Read more...
For Wii owners though, this is the systems first legitimate attempt at the genre. Those of us who were looking for the system’s premiere FPS experience when Red Steel arrived, will finally be given what they wanted; and then some. Not many third-party-developed titles have stood up to the innovative controls, but The Conduit seems to “get it.” Despite this praise - and with the exception of Metroid Prime 3 - The Conduit’s peers aren’t much to measure up to; it’s good, but is it good enough for your cash? Read more...
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Use the mysterious All-Seeing Eye to reveal... other All-Seeing Eyes.
Use the mysterious All-Seeing Eye to reveal... other All-Seeing Eyes.
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