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NathanI hear a lot of people say that the Nintendo Wii doesn't really satisfy enough of the hardcore gamers in the gaming industry, I personally agree with this. With The Conduit hitting the Nintendo Wii will the console be more appealing to the har...
Very good graphics for the Wii, A blast to play through, A challenge on the higher difficulties, Fantastic control scheme, Great online option.
Controls will take some getting used to, Online multiplayer can be insanely laggy, recycled environments and enemy characters, Nothing that sets a new bar in FPS shooters.
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If you happen to be a Wii owner who has a separate shelf for your Wii-exclusive first-person shooters then I would imagine its been looking pretty bare in the last couple of years. Well, it might just be time to dust off that shelf, vacuum the dead mo...
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The Conduit proves that the Wii can produce FPS play mechanics that are easy to control, however the lack of a cohesive story coupled with bland environments ultimately lets it down...
The fantastic control method is a feat of technical excellence. Fully customisable to suit your own style of play.
The game is bland with no substance in story or level design. Difficulty drifts from very easy to frustratingly hard.
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James Wright7.9 The Conduit is the latest shooter to arrive on the Nintendo Wii where gamers are transformed into Michael Ford, an elite government agent who becomes engaged in an X-Files reminiscent story of aliens and other deadly forces. Although t...
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The Wii is increasingly becoming something of a wasteland for gaming enthusiasts looking for their next hardcore fix. Sega are actually one of the few publishers trying to remedy this, with titles like MadWorld and House of the Dead: Overkill being the...
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Serious games are hard to come by on ‘The Little Engine That Could’, otherwise known as the Nintendo Wii. The gaming market is saturated with cutesy, family-oriented titles revolving around Mii avatars and waving your arms around like a raving loon. So...
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High Voltage is here to prove a point. Yes, it wants to entertain, innovate, engross, and all the other things that developers like to do, but with The Conduit it really has something to say. For too long, Wii owners have had to make do with the stylis...
When £40 can get you second-hand copies of Metroid and Red Steel, or set you well on your way to a barebones Xbox 360, there’s really no reason to invest it here.5.2/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Repor...
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Im not sure who I should blame for The Conduits shortcomings. Do I blame the developer for making a rather generic shooter with a convoluted storyline that isnt as epic or mysterious as it wants to be or do I blame Nintendo for creating a console whose lack of hardware power essentially handcuffs every developer who tries to create a "next-gen" game for it? Hell, maybe I should stay within the games conspiracy theme and just chalk it up to the Illuminati — theyre always trying to ruin ever...
Finally some smooth weapon aiming in a Wii FPS game. it has its moments...
Terrible motion controls, uninteresting storyline and unimpressive graphics top the list...
To be blunt, The Conduit is a by the numbers shooter that offers a couple of thrills but ultimately doesn’t make much of an impact. If your system of choice is the Wii then I suggest you check it out, as action games are few and far between on the p...
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If you’re reading this than we’ll assume you’re a seasoned gamer who knows his or her shit. As such, you’d be completely within your right to say that most third party Wii developers have all but abandoned fulfilling the needs of traditional gamers, an...
A Wii game with challenging difficulty, Incredible roster of online options, Customizable everything...
The bland environments online and off, Talented voice cast squandered on hohum plot, Far Cry Vengeance (trust us)...
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The Conduit has been put in quite a tough position. Its not only been pinned as the savior for core gamers on Wii, but its also been looked at by numerous publishers to see whether or not theres a core market worth investing in. Thats a pretty hi...
I think that ultimately, the game is very uninspired. The look wont wow anyone, although there are some nice technical effects. The story is a total throwaway, the single-player campaign is pretty one-note, and if you have another console, I find it...
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Reviews for The Conduit have started to pour in. However, each one tends to have the same summary: great graphics, great controls, meh single player, good multiplayer, and a little too samey. So now you’re on the fence, and you don’t know if this is...
the multiplayer is fun and very well balanced, but is by no means a new bar in the FPS genre. If you’re looking for something to pop into your Wii for months now, The Conduit is not a bad choice at all. VERDICTThe Conduit is nothing special, but what...
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Nothing builds hype like a shooter. The first-person perspective immerses the player like no other genre, the near-universal inclusion of competitive multiplayer makes the games highly social, and the focus on graphics makes the games more dazzling and...
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Many have been clamoring for a "hardcore" Wii game that shows the Wii can do mature gaming just as well as the 360 or PS3. This Wii-exclusive shooter has been hyped all year as the "hardcore savior" of the Wii. Developer High Voltage Software claimed t...
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Newly recruited into the ranks of shadowy government organisation The Trust, Secret Service agent Michael Ford is tasked with hunting down Prometheus, a former Trust scientist labelled a terrorist for stealing technologically advanced device the All Se...
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The title of this Wii exclusive first-person action shooter refers to a special portal where enemy aliens pour through, unleashing havoc on Earth, specifically Washington D.C. Conspiracy theories abound as the game proceedings even make it to the Oval...
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As an owner of the Wii gaming system by Nintendo, I was at first captivated by the joy and novel nature of playing Wii sports. The fun of being more interactive in my games had my mind racing with possibilities of what future games would hold as devel...
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The Conduit is a long overdue first-person shooter title for the Nintendo Wii. It offers a futuristic battle against aliens, decent visuals and multiplayer FPS combat. It may not be revolutionary but it is good solid fun. FPS on the Wii?No one is eve...
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Remember Collective Soul? They had those massive hits in the early-to-mid-90s and they still put out pretty good albums even if radio largely ignores them. I don’t play my Collective Soul CDs often but, when I do, I think, “You know, this is a very...
Fantastic control scheme, robust multiplayer, looks great...
Single player is linear, repetitive and somewhat uninspired...
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The Conduit has received a lot of attention regarding its custom designed game engine called Quantum3 which was designed to create a visual experience comparable to the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 even with the hardware limitations of the Wii. During th...
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The Conduit is a game with baggage. After it was first announced last year, it quickly become a symbol to game-fans on either side of the "Wii divide". Many people who hate the Wii want the game to fail in order to prove that "real games" can't surviv...
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What’s it about?The Conduit is a first person action shooter that aims to prove that Wii isn’t just for casual gamers but can also cater for the hardcore audience and their love of killing things. Developer, High Voltage Software, has certainly worked...
Before deciding on our final score for The Conduit we’ve taken into account the fact that it’s been developed for a platform which has few mature-themed first person shooters. In that respect, and providing you haven’t hopped straight on...
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I now have a reason to ignore my PS3 and Xbox 360. The Wii finally has a decent “next-gen” shooter thanks to High Voltage and Sega. I hate to backtrack, but let’s take a step back for a second before I dive into this review. Developers have typically t...
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gamingshogun.com Updated:
2012-02-01 04:33:34
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High Voltage Software and Sega have released a first person shooter for the Wii called The Conduit. The current status of first person shooters on the Wii is in a very sad state; very few are released each year for the console with even fewer actually...
Outstanding controls. Some of the best graphics to date on the Wii...
Generic level design and story. Doesn’t bring anything new to the FPS genre.
High Voltage Software and Sega bring us a rare first person shooter for the Wii called The Conduit. While technically an amazing game, The Conduit suffers from generic level design and an overused idea for a story. Can it still defend Washington from...
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Ever since was announced, there has been a nearly absurd amount of hype about the game. Compared to the other recently released games for the Wii, sticks out like Michael Jackson at a preschool graduation. There aren’t too many FPS games for the Wii...
The Conduit is a much better demonstration of the engine that runs the game instead of actually being an enjoyable single player experience. However HVS have nailed the Wii controls perfectly and have created what is easily the best online interface c...
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The Conduit is the latest, if not the only, true first person shooter on the Nintendo Wii. Published by SEGA and developed by High Voltage (previously known for their licensed products – READ: Dora the Explorer and BEN10). High Voltage built this 3D...
"Friend Code"less multiplayer, Infinitely customizable controls, Hollywood style voice acting...
Unimaginative story, Basic gameplay, Lastgen visuals and mechanics...
The Conduit is a mixed bag. If the game came out on any other platform other than the PS2 or the PSP, it would have been universally panned by critics. But because it came out on the hardcore-anemic Wii, it’s gaining fairly positive reviews. I wo...
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When you talk the talk you have to walk the walk or face a lot of egg on your face. Developer High Voltage Software more or less built up Wii exclusive FPS The Conduit to be not only the best shooter the console has seen, but also a game that could com...
Controls are solid, Multiplayer is good, Story is weak, Bland campaign...
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Playing The Conduit was a unique experience. During my time in the game I saw it change from mediocre to outstanding, frustration turned to elation. Let me tell you my story with a game that made me feel like Dr. Jekyll when I started, and Mr. Hyde whe...
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Forgetable, but If You Want a Wii FPS, You Have Little Choice I wouldn’t say there is anything terrible in Conduit, although I found using an alien scanner to search for hidden “bio-locks” quite tedious and annoying. At the same time, there’s nothing...
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The Conduit brings players into the world of Michael Ford, a Secret Service agent tasked with saving the life of the President of the United States. After a mild briefing, the situation expands quickly and pulls players into an intense alien invasion w...
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The Conduit has been one of the most highly anticipated titles of the year and justly so. For some time now Wii owners have been dreaming of using their Wii remotes for something other than golf or tennis and developer High Voltage Software swore to g...
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Check out the video review.When the Wii’s hardware specs were announced gamers were floored. Why, they wondered, would Nintendo come out with a system with hardware only marginall...
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High Voltage gives us a solid first-person shooter that shows off everything the Wii has to offer. At this point in the Wiis lifespan, its safe to say that the first-person shooter genre has been a neglected one. Weve seen a handful of third-party...
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gaming-age.com Updated:
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The Conduit from developers High Voltage seemed to be one the most talked about titles coming to the Wii last year, but the interest in the game prior to it's actual release this year seemed pretty lukewarm to me, at least going by general internet cha...
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The Wii certainly has the market cornered on minigame collections, and games where you take care of virtual pets... but one genre doesnt get a whole lot of play on Nintendos machine: the first-person shooter. Now, animal husbandry is great and all, b...
Great, highly customizable controls; fantastic multiplayer mode that doesnt require Wii friend codes; nice graphics.
Relatively dull single-player levels; underutilized ASE device; lame storyline.
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Your enjoyment of The Conduit is going to depend directly upon whether or not youre picking up what the Wii is dropping. Its a good-looking Wii game, which to some people on the Internet is still like calling Im A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here the l...
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Fending off an alien invasion in The Conduit goes about the way you expect it to in a modern shooter. An ultra-secret government agency drafts your character, super-agent Michael Ford, and tasks him with single-handedly saving Washington D.C. from the...
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After reading some reviews of The Conduit, there’s seems to be a consensus reached that The Conduit is actually a good game . How ‘bout we just ignore this because I think the hardware is actually irrelevant; I’m reviewing a game, not the Wii hardwar...
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I'm not sure who I should blame for The Conduit's shortcomings. Do I blame the developer for making a rather generic shooter with a convoluted storyline that isn't as epic or mysterious as it wants to be or do I blame Nintendo for creating a console wh...
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It’s time to bring out the big guns with The Conduit HD for Android, a game that’s been boosted into the mobile space by the developers at High Voltage Software assisted by the Tegra team at NVIDIA. With this version of the game you’ll be rolling out w...
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