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N-E: What modes will be available to us, and could you explain them to us? Developing for the Nintendo Wii also allowed us to spawn more massive waves of invaders in later stages and include enhancements such as lighting and particle effects. A new unit type, 4 player cooperative multiplayer, more massive waves of invaders, and significant changes ‘under the hood’ to enhance and extend gameplay are just a few of the improvements over the original. Skye: By taking the game back to the drawing board, we were able to improve upon the original design as well as leverage the unique capabilities of the Nintendo Wii.
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N-E: How will Defend Your Castle on WiiWare differ from the PC version? How would you convince someone sitting on the wall to buy this as opposed to playing the free Flash version? The art style is like a child with unlimited imagination let loose with Crayola and a bucket-load of random material. The game captures our philosophy well innovative design, low barriers to entry, and satisfying gameplay in both short and extended play sessions.
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Skye: Defend your Castle evolved from the simple, endlessly fun act of throwing design was largely a question of how to build a game around this addictive central mechanic. N-E: How did the concept for Defend Your Castle first come about, did your team have any inspirations? During nightfall, you’ll have the opportunity administer repairs and purchase upgrades and fortifications for your castle. You are the commander of your Castle, and must Defend it by picking up invaders and flinging them mercilessly to their death. Skye Boyes: Defend your Castle takes place on a grassy plain surrounded by invaders. N-Europe: For the three people out there who haven’t played it, can you briefly explain Defend Your Castle to us? We recently caught up with XGen Studios’ President, Skye Boyes, and Senior Artist Taylor Schaerer to talk about their colourfully chaotic reimagining of the beloved Flash game. Yesterday, Nintendo unleashed their plans for the US WiiWare launch: six downloadable delights, including LostWinds, Final Fantasy and Defend Your Castle. Send MP3 files 5-10 minutes in length to Scott Nicholson.This interview was originally published on N-Europe on 11th May 2008. Want to contribute to Games in Libraries podcast? We’d love to hear about your gaming stories, successes AND flops, as well as game reviews and other topics. What did you think of episode 3? We’d love to hear your comments! This year will features a Gaming Pavilion in the exhibit hall, a Gaming Member Interest Group (MIG) meetup, and a Gaming Night ( Friday June 27 from 7:30-10:30 at the Hilton).
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Jenny Levine gives an ALA update that incorporates information about ALA Gaming Blog, the ALA Gaming Resources Wiki and ALA’s I Love Libraries initiative, then names of the Gaming, Learning & Libraries Sympoisum’s keynote speakers, and information about gaming events at ALA-Anaheim.
ACADEMIC GAMES LEAGUE OF AMERICA 89 F.3d 614 (9th Cir. Wondering if a gaming program at the library constitutes public performance? Scott Nicholson discusses the hot topic of the week, Public Performance of Games in Libraries and the precedent setting 1996 case of ALLEN v. In the school library segment, Chris Harris explains how librarians in his district align AASL’s educational standards with games and recommends Settlers of Catan and Puerto Rico, in particular.Įli Neiburger delivers a WiiWare Roundup concerning content that can be downloaded from the Wii Shop Channel directly to your Wii console.
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What’s the deal with game ratings? Beth Gallaway provides an overview of the Entertainment Software Ratings Board process and ratings. Lego Indiana Jones came out Tuesday June 3.
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Jason Puckett reviews the Wii version of Lego Star Wars, touching on the gameplay aspects and applauding the humor and attention to detail of the fun series based on Lucas’s films. Check out Immune Attack, or the 3-D modeling software, Maya. In the wake of this week’s Games for Change conference in NYC, Kelly Czarnecki talks about the Serious Games initiative, especially in terms of partnerships with libraries like NYPL, and a recent post on the ACRL blog by Michelle Boule.
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