THQ doing WALL•E game
New Pixar film.
THQ will be making a videogame version of Pixar's latest offering, WALL•E, and should be releasing it this summer to coincide with the launch of the film.
Well, Heavy Iron Studios, which is part of THQ, will be the ones actually making it, and those clever men and women will be assembling it for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, DS, PSP, PC, Mac and mobile.
WALL•E is the typically comedic Pixar tale of the last robot on earth, who seems to have been left to run around doing what he's meant for while humanity's scarpered, and what happens when he bands together with some malfunctioning fellow robots on a journey across the universe to do something and so on.
The game features ten worlds, with storyline, characters and locations from the film, plus some new bits, and head-to-head multiplayer challenges. It all adds up to a "fast-paced adventure game" according to THQ.
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everything is as it should be
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.... in the Eurogamer house, and frod is in the diary room.
meanwhile the other housemates are in the garden setting fire to each other.
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.... in the Eurogamer house, and Sir_TimAlot is in the diary room making fun of EG bloggers...
meanwhile the other housemates are in the garden setting fire to Sir_TimAlot's underwear.
yawn license games generally suck except riddick
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It's only gonna cause hassle for webmasters and google searchers
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game, not at all
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Booooo
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The game, not so much. They should get the folks who made the Meet the Robinsons game to do it, that one was pretty decent for a licensed kids game.
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About sums it up?
EDIT: Was the "bull" part that was the joke, yet clever auto-formatting renders it desperately unfunny... Except on the column up to the left where normal formatting rules do not apply. I'm done.
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