Start planning your best variation of "Say hello to my Wii little friend" now, because you're probably going to hear it. A lot, in fact, because Scarface: The World is Yours is joining The Godfather in the new pantheon of violent Wii games. Unsurprisingly, the Wiimote will function as a pointing device for aiming in shooting sequences, same as with Red Steel, but the best part of the game announcement is the fact that players will also get to wield the Wii remote as a chainsaw (if you have buddies named Angel, they may find this unsettling). Beyond that, however, details are next to none, but we'll keep you updated.













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1-28-2007 @ 12:00PM
Mabui said...
And the ports keep coming!
Although.. Shiggy did say that this was in the pipeline. Older games given controller functionality and brought onto Wii.. yet the whole "Discount pricing" thing hasn't happened. Probably why people don't appreciate most of your crap Ubisoft.
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1-28-2007 @ 1:14PM
thebigL said...
This is what the wii really needs. Some violent games where you just kill people (for fun of course). This is good for nintendo's image as "Kiddie", and helps their third party support problem too.
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1-28-2007 @ 1:37PM
20XX said...
While I know it's easy to associate 'terrible ported garbage on the Wii' with 'Ubisoft,' this one is actually Vivendi Universal (or Sierra, or whatever they're calling themselves today.)
In an ironic way, this does help Nintendo's third party support issue. Companies will see that they can follow Vivendi's example and port their PS2 games for a quick buck.
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1-28-2007 @ 2:02PM
automag5 said...
I love scarface for my xbox. The driving mechanic was different than gta in that the left trigger acted as a sort of cruise control for you to better regulate speed and do drive bys at the same time. This was a huge improvement than gta in my opinion. However, with the Wii, i'm not sure how this will translate.
I do hope they spend some time with the graphics. The in game cut scenes have characters with the baseball mit hands. Very few buildings have interiors. About the only ones that do are the ones you can own and a handful of other ones.
Cars and boats are the only things you can drive. The makes and models of these vehicles are well done but don't allow any customizability. Police chases cannot go on for too long before a meter fills up and it ends with your character dying. This may be one of the biggest complaints of the game. Extended police chases are not possible. Fix these things and this game will be a winner.
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1-28-2007 @ 2:02PM
automag5 said...
An addition: The targeting system in the current incarnation allows for pinpoint specific body shots (head, arm, balls, etc.) I can see this working extremely well with the Wii controls.
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1-28-2007 @ 2:38PM
Mr Khan said...
I'm intrigued by the article in the picture "why Wii does more Online than you think"
Why have i never seen this magazine before (UK/EU thing?)
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1-28-2007 @ 4:23PM
derfreddy said...
correct mr khan, ngamer is an english mag
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1-28-2007 @ 8:57PM
adam said...
blah i could care less about this. scarface has been out for a while now. they need to spend their time working on something new for the wii. not this old sub par game.
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1-29-2007 @ 3:39AM
Freddy said...
Right... Does anyone know what they mean by 'why Wii does more Online than you think'?
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1-29-2007 @ 9:43AM
Spencer said...
Say hello to my wiittle friend!
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1-31-2007 @ 9:14AM
dojo99 said...
More Wii games = More popularity = More 3rd Party Support = More Good games and Creativity = More Good Wii Games = More Popularity (its a circle, if you didn't guess)
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