Disaster: Day of Crisis coming in October
Fight earthquakes, bears and terrorists.
Nintendo plans to release Wii title Disaster: Day of Crisis in Europe on 24th October. My birthday.
Created by Xenosaga-brain Monolith, the idea is to save the world from terrorists who are cheekily using natural disasters as diversions. Raymond Bryce - a retired, traumatised, but decorated US marine who now rescues people - must achieve all this in just 24 hours. Sounds rather familiar. Blip... Blop... Blip... Blop...
Action appears to be split into two areas, combat and rescue. Survival points will be awarded for hauling civilians out of disaster zones and can be spent on upgrading various related abilities. Battle points will be gifted for shooting baddies and can subsequently be spent on relative skills.
Rescues will involve flapping the Wiimote and Nunchuk around, while combat will be played out in an on-rails fashion as you blast and pummel your opponents.
Various unlockable weapons and difficulty levels should stretch gameplay out, apparently, as will a shooting range and added Stamina campaign.
Head over to our Disaster: Day of Crisis gallery to see what you're up against.
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/dodges terrorist
/falls in lava stream
So just a normal day for Vladimir Poetin then?
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"Rescues will involve flapping the Wiimote and Nunchuk around." So, that's pretty much like every other average Wii game then? There are some good ones, but most of them seem to use gestures that can't be replicated with the Wiimote, so instead rely on vague and confusing flailing. Ho hum.
Still, the SOS series is good fun, so maybe this will be okay.
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LOL11!!111!11111!
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The escape sequences seem to be QTE-based, with you waggling the Wiimote around. The shooting scenes are supposed to be on-rails, probably similar to Time Crisis. As for the rescue stuff it might be a bit more original, but I still fear it'll just descend into the usual "collection of minigames" syndrome that plagues so many Wii games.
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What series? I thought the only one was the PS2 version? What other versions are there?
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If this Wii one matches up to it, I'm sold...
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2nd party