gunntims0103
January 27th, 2007, 20:39
news via cubed3 (http://www.cubed3.com/news/6702/1/A_Telltale_Wii_Adventure_on_the_Way)
Following Cubedł's intial report of Telltale Games being interested in Wii development, confirmation of it becoming a reality has now emerged.
According to a new update on Telltale Games' website, the company has made headway with Nintendo to become an official developer on the Wii console. The team is now looking for a Wii Systems Programmer who can migrate core components of D3D based PC game engine to the Wii, implement additional platform specific features, modify and support existing art and production path to accommodate Wii production, as well as contribute to the design and direction of Telltale Technology and products.
But what could they be working on? Clearly after all the initial talk of Sam & Max you would hope that it is definitely in the pipeline, and the fact that Telltale also stipulates under the 'Additional Preferred' section of the position that the applicant must have a 'love of adventure games' is certainly a positive sign.
Definitely good news, especially with the comments from Autumn Moon Entertainment's Bill Tiller (another former LucasArts stalwart from when the company worked on numerous adventure titles) in Cubedł's exclusive interview from late last year: http://www.cubed3.com/news/6275/
Keep it locked to Cubedł for further developments on this news, plus more...
Following Cubedł's intial report of Telltale Games being interested in Wii development, confirmation of it becoming a reality has now emerged.
According to a new update on Telltale Games' website, the company has made headway with Nintendo to become an official developer on the Wii console. The team is now looking for a Wii Systems Programmer who can migrate core components of D3D based PC game engine to the Wii, implement additional platform specific features, modify and support existing art and production path to accommodate Wii production, as well as contribute to the design and direction of Telltale Technology and products.
But what could they be working on? Clearly after all the initial talk of Sam & Max you would hope that it is definitely in the pipeline, and the fact that Telltale also stipulates under the 'Additional Preferred' section of the position that the applicant must have a 'love of adventure games' is certainly a positive sign.
Definitely good news, especially with the comments from Autumn Moon Entertainment's Bill Tiller (another former LucasArts stalwart from when the company worked on numerous adventure titles) in Cubedł's exclusive interview from late last year: http://www.cubed3.com/news/6275/
Keep it locked to Cubedł for further developments on this news, plus more...