E3: Ubisoft working with Mizuguchi
On secretive project Eden.
Ubisoft announced a collaboration with Rez and Lumines creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi during its E3 publisher press conference last night.
The pair will create a game codenamed Eden, which Ubisoft US boss Laurent Detoc said will provide "new sensory experiences", according to 1UP.
And that was that; apparently Mizuguchi attended the conference but was only pointed out by Ubisoft, staying obediently seated throughout.
Those comments by Ubisoft suggest a follow-up to Rez, with its vibrating, sensory pads - but then Mizuguchi does tend towards unique ideas with all his games.
We're not even sure what platforms Eden will be on. More information soon, we hope.
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That does mean that there is a high probability this being a sequel of some kind to Rez.
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On the other hand, Rez's vector graphics really benefited from being in HD...
I think the sweet spot would be Rez on HD platforms but with mouse support. The original on Dreamcast had mouse support, after all.
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