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Sticky: Zack & Wiki Official Site
2 years ago  ::  Aug 27, 2007 - 6:40PM #1
alllsmyls
Posts: 6
Check out the new Zack & Wiki officical site at www.zackandwiki.com
2 years ago  ::  Sep 07, 2007 - 4:42PM #2
s-kill
Posts: 1063

alllsmyls wrote:

Check out the new Zack & Wiki officical site at www.zackandwiki.com


Check out the updates on the Zack and Wiki site (www.zackandwiki.com), including screenshots, new wallpapers, and buddy icons. 

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Seth

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2 years ago  ::  Sep 07, 2007 - 8:18PM #3
Anakenobi
Posts: 2717
Good stuff.

But how about making a demo available for Wii users (via download like Metroid Prime 3 or on a disc)?

Anywhoo, looks like this game is going to be fun. I just hope it gets the exposure it deserves... among casuals especially. The type that don't visit websites and gaming sites like dedicated gamers do... They need to know about this game.
E3 2009 in a nutshell: Motion Control is king (and has been since 2006)
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"Next-Gen consoles (Xbox 360 & PS3) are simply that, what came "next". That is, they're merely a continuation of what came before. You play games the same old way, using a similar control scheme. New-Gen consoles (Wii) aren't required to use new technology to be new. They can use old technology but in a NEW way. And that's the difference between Next and New gen"--Meristation
2 years ago  ::  Sep 08, 2007 - 11:16AM #4
darkdawn
Posts: 152

Anakenobi wrote:

Good stuff.

But how about making a demo available for Wii users (via download like Metroid Prime 3 or on a disc)?


Something like that would be awesome! I hope a demo channel is comming soon...

2 years ago  ::  Sep 22, 2007 - 1:08AM #5
Anakenobi
Posts: 2717

darkdawn wrote:

Something like that would be awesome! I hope a demo channel is comming soon...


There should be a demo channel.

How else would game companies reach the millions of casual gamers that don't buy gaming magazines or visit gaming websites i the same way dedicated gamers do? A demo channel (or demo disc) is the way to go.

E3 2009 in a nutshell: Motion Control is king (and has been since 2006)
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

"Next-Gen consoles (Xbox 360 & PS3) are simply that, what came "next". That is, they're merely a continuation of what came before. You play games the same old way, using a similar control scheme. New-Gen consoles (Wii) aren't required to use new technology to be new. They can use old technology but in a NEW way. And that's the difference between Next and New gen"--Meristation
2 years ago  ::  Oct 20, 2007 - 7:09PM #6
MegaManZXA
Posts: 443
[INDENT]Creating websites for video games has always been an advertising favorite among many video gaming companies, but almost all of the time it never works because they just don't make the websites interactive enough. [/INDENT]


[INDENT]An example of a very good video game website for advertising that is fully interactive would be this one. They mix many of the game elements and make it fully 3-D to allow you access of information about the game by unlocking it and such.[/INDENT]
2 years ago  ::  Oct 28, 2007 - 4:27PM #7
Razputin
Posts: 32
I noticed that the Zack & wiki website had a little bit of interactivity, with stuff you could move... but it would be cool if this stuff was some sort of hidden puzzle that unlocks a secret page or something.
1 year ago  ::  Jun 22, 2008 - 3:23PM #8
Subrandom
Posts: 3

darkdawn wrote:

Something like that would be awesome! I hope a demo channel is comming soon...


There should be a demo channel.
How else would game companies reach the millions of casual gamers that don't buy gaming magazines or visit gaming websites i the same way dedicated gamers do? A demo channel (or demo disc) is the way to go.



 


The real problem is that there IS a demo channel. The nintendo channel was supposed to have 3rd party game demos present but yet again nintendo sort of dropped the ball on that one and its just marketing for Mario - Underwater basket weaving or whatever.


If Zack & Wiki stays around long enough it could be a slow to catch on seller but even the okami re-release didn't get a TON of sales. Sigh.
7 days ago  ::  Nov 18, 2009 - 6:09PM #9
Dan
Posts: 1

I think a Zack and Wiki sequel would fly off the shelves.  It has become a "cult classic" in a sense and people have really come to understand what it is and why it's so cool.


If they do release a sequel I hope they would make more things easily "skippable", or have an option to skip all the "help" videos and skip over some of the mandatory animations.  Because once you've played it more than once (and you WILL!), you really don't need to see all those things every time.


If you don't have the game yet, GO GET IT!  Best Wii experience EVER! :-)


It's one of the only non-girly games my 5 year old daughter would play (she scares easily) with me, and SHE actually got to think and figure out some of the harder puzzles with me, which made her feel great and I got to shower her with praises for figuring things out.  You can't put a price on that kind of family interaction/learning.  It really IS that good.
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