Sims creator talks Rev
He's rather keen on it.
Sims creator Will Wright has gone on record to express his interest in the Nintendo Revolution's "freestyle" controller.
In an interview with Shacknews, Wright said: "I'm really interested in the Revolution, to see how the controller works out.
"That looks pretty cool. It looks very interesting to me. I like the idea of taking the games more outside the box and more into that close-body kind of space."
Wright didn't go as far as to say he's considering developing for the Revolution, but he did also express interest in one of Nintendo's other platforms.
"The handheld space is interesting, how that's developing with the DS in particular," Wright said.
As for what else he's looking forward to: "The computer gaming side seems more about evolution and polish, but there's still something to be said for that. Civ IV, which I'm looking forward to playing, I'm sure is a really excellent game. I haven't played it yet, but I can't wait to."
So what of Spore, Wright's crazy new "Sim Everything" title which sees you guiding a single-celled organism through the evolutionary process?
Apparently it's "going well," according to Wright, despite the challenges involved.
"I've got an amazing team on it, and I'm actually very satisfied with where it's going," he said.
"I think we're going to pull it off."
There's no word on a release date as yet, but it has been confirmed that Spore is in development for the PC - and rumour has it that an Xbox 360 version is also in the works. Who knows, maybe we'll even get a Revolution version, too...
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How I wish for that.
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/hopes Ninty gets it right - it'd be a treat to see Sony and MS realise they've gone off in the wrong direction and need to play catch-up again.
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Only on Revolution: Sim Pocket! Cram things in, clean out fuzzes, scratch you balls the hidden way - all using the revolitionary Controller.
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pleasepleasepleasepleasepleasepleasepleasepleasepleaseplease! ^_^
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I hope Spore will be as good as all Will Wright's other games.
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get a life
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Get a life.
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Dammit, you've forced me to break my 2 days of not bitching at someone. That "get a life" comment is beyond childish dude. If you are aged over 16 you need to be bloody embarassed with yourself.
Everyone who writes on this board (including me of course) is a complete geek in the eyes of many of tyhe non-gamer public. Now you can try and subdivide the levels of sadness so that you, even though you are a geek, are not quite as geeky as someone who plays The Sims (which I don't, just so you know this isn't personal).
Or you could just realise that telling other poeple to "get a life" because somehow you have deemed thier hobby to not be as cool as yours is perhaps one of the saddest and most geeky things you could do. The final choice is yours I guess.
Now for some lovely food, to restore my cool.