Activision enigmatic on Nintendo offerings
Guitar Hero on Wii?
Activision has remained coy and enigmatic after a recent conference call pointed toward the possibility of Guitar Hero appearing on Wii, with a spokesperson telling Eurogamer this morning that not all is as it seems.
"From my specific knowledge, and I'm not talking about Guitar Hero here, there are some surprises hidden within that phrase and things that people will probably interpret incorrectly," the publisher told us.
It refers to recent comments made in a Q3 2007 preliminary financial results meeting for Activision, in which CEO Mike Griffiths outlined the publisher's strong support of the Nintendo platforms.
"In fiscal 2008, we will double our offerings on the DS and the Wii," he said confidently. "Including Spider-Man, Shrek, Transformers, and Guitar Hero."
This led to many speculating that Guitar Hero would appear on Wii, as the DS seemed to be a much less likely target to port the well known PS2 game to.
However, the recent comment from Activision leaves us a little puzzled. We certainly would be surprised to see a DS version of the music-mashing masterpiece, but what sort of peripheral would a handheld warrant? A hamster-sized guitar? A harmonica?
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Guitar Hero for the Wii would be great. If the guitar hat a slot for the wiimote it could be wireless and use the motion sensing for a lot of great things to affect the played notes.
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An evolved and improved, more game like version of that could work I guess.
(But something tells me I'd rather play Ouendan/Elite Beat Agents...)
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I read a suggestion that you plug the wiimote into the guitar controller and then you can pull super-dooper rock star guitar poses. That'd RAWK!
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Edit: Any possibly the remote could play fret sounds with its speaker?
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Will probably play a lot like Gitaroo Man, but using the stylus. Sounds promising, especially if it allows multiplayer with many players.
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No DS shenanigans here please!
It needs to be WIITAR hero!...
/grabs first coat he finds
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wiimote drums
wiimote guitars
So ti does the lot without extra kit = cheaper to produce and buy
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That's a little close to WIITARD hero for my liking
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Told you so
Doesnt have to use the wiimote at all.. the wii has usb ports, or just go wireless with it.
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You heard it here first.