KentaRawr!
05-17-2008, 09:04 PM
This is the first I've heard of it being developed by Monolith Soft. But it's delayed anyway, so darn. (http://kotaku.com/5009491/disaster-strikes-disaster-day-of-crisis)
Quickjump reports that, according to a Nintendo news release, Disaster: Day of Crisis, being developed by Monolith Soft for the Wii won't make its July 2008 release date in Japan and has been delayed indefinitely.
Reason for the delay: lengthen the development process to improve the quality of the product. That has back-to-the-drawing-board written all over it, IMHO. The game involves surviving/coping with repeated natural disaster strikes while taking down a rogue military unit that's seized a nuclear weapon — 24 meets The Day After Tomorrow meets The Core meets ... So it will need big visuals and super realistic physics to be a winner. Maybe that's the problem, who knows.
I think this game may end up being canceled. When the game is delayed, and the only existing footage lasts about 5 seconds, it just seems like it'll get canceled. Let's hope not.
Edit: Whoops! More like 30 seconds (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHaItCFGI_g&feature=related).
Quickjump reports that, according to a Nintendo news release, Disaster: Day of Crisis, being developed by Monolith Soft for the Wii won't make its July 2008 release date in Japan and has been delayed indefinitely.
Reason for the delay: lengthen the development process to improve the quality of the product. That has back-to-the-drawing-board written all over it, IMHO. The game involves surviving/coping with repeated natural disaster strikes while taking down a rogue military unit that's seized a nuclear weapon — 24 meets The Day After Tomorrow meets The Core meets ... So it will need big visuals and super realistic physics to be a winner. Maybe that's the problem, who knows.
I think this game may end up being canceled. When the game is delayed, and the only existing footage lasts about 5 seconds, it just seems like it'll get canceled. Let's hope not.
Edit: Whoops! More like 30 seconds (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHaItCFGI_g&feature=related).