[Wii] Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (THQ)

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Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter é um jogo desenvolvido pela 5th Cell e publicado pela THQ.

Trata-se da sequela de um aclamado jogo de acção/aventura para a Nintendo DS onde o jogador tinha de desenhar a personagem principal e outros objectos para usar no jogo, o que lhe valeu os elogios pela forma como usava o input da consola de forma inventiva. A sequela será lançada para a Wii e NDS mas desconhecem-se mais detalhes nesta altura, sabe-se no entanto que, a julgar pela press release, as sinopses são diferentes o que dá a entender que na realidade se tratam de jogos diferentes.


Boxart:

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Primeira imagem:

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Press release:

THQ Inc. today announced the next addition to its incredibly successful Drawn to Life franchise, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is currently in development exclusively for Wii and Nintendo DS. Featuring an innovative new action drawing feature and enhanced drawing tools, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter will give players new creative tools and immerse them into new worlds they create and explore. The game is scheduled for release in fall 2009.

"Drawn to Life continues to be tremendously successful because it delivers a creative experience unlike any other game out there. Gamers of all ages love drawing their hero and seeing all of their creations come to life in the game, making it their own unique experience", said Randy Shoemaker, vice president, global brand management. "Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter raises the creative bar with a totally new experience for both Wii and Nintendo DS fans alike."

About Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter for Wii: players will draw their own heroes using the Wii Remote to find the Artifacts of Power and rid the Raposa village of an evil, shadowy figure that has taken over the land. Throughout the game, players will draw more than 100 unique items from robust drawing tools, such as vehicles, weapons and tools, to conquer their enemies. The all-new Action Drawing tool allows for objects to be drawn directly into the game to help navigate through several environments, including a sky world, a jungle and a shadow city. In addition, the game’s multi-player feature will allow players to draw their team members and equipment to compete against others in a variety of mini-games, such as soccer, hockey and basketball.

In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter for NDS: players will be able to draw their own heroes, be it humans, animals or multi-limbed creatures, and will embark on a brand new adventure aboard a Turtle Ship to defeat the evil Wilfre and restore color to the Raposa civilization. Players will have the ability to morph their hero into a blob or a spider, adding more gameplay and allowing for players to play each level a variety of different ways. The game’s Action Drawing Tool gives each color special properties when drawing objects into the game to help solve puzzles and progression through the game. Along the way, they will collect coins and color drops to unlock a variety of content, including challenges and quests, customization options and hero abilities. In addition, the game’s multi-player aspect allows players to trade heroes, weapons, items and accessories with friends.

For more information, visit http://www.drawntolife.com.
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Tópico(s) Relacionado(s):

-> [NDS] Drawn to Life (antecessor)

-> [NDS] Lock's Quest (5th Cell)
-> [NDS] Scribblenauts (5th Cell)
 
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Done :)

Pessoalmente ainda estou mais interessado no Scribblenauts que este, mas desde o inicio que se disse que o Drawn to Life podia resultar na Wii (e pode) e a equipa tem de facto ideias muito arejadas, espero que a execussão esteja à altura do que se espera de uma sequela (um refinar de conceitos e expandir sobre eles).
 
Impressões Destructoid:

Platformer Drawn to Life has made its way to the Wii (and back to the DS again) in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, THQ's game that lets you draw your own hero and then play with it. Or draw your own penis man and play with it. They wouldn't let me draw any penis men, but I did get to check out the Wii version in action here at E3.

In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, players will draw over 100 items to aid them through traverse the lands and find the Artifacts of Power. Want hot dog ice skates? Done. Pizzas as wings? No problem. People watching you play won't know what the hell is going on, but at least it'll be funny to you.

While drawing your own character in the first Drawn to Life was more of a pencil-to-paper style format, this new Wii version has you pointing to the screen with your Wii Remote to draw. You'd think that it would be more difficult to get something nice-looking out of pointing at the screen and waggling, but it works fine, and you'll also be able to zoom in and edit your character down to the very pixel, getting your art as precise as you'd want. Don't worry if you're not an artist, though, as the game includes preset images and stamps that you can choose, mix and match, and even edit further.

You'll use the robust drawing tools to draw each limb, the body, and the head of your character, and then jump into the adventure game with your creation. The drawing theme continues into the game itself, and has you drawing platforms and devices to help you over challenges that you'll encounter that can't be overcome with standard platform jumping and running. For instance, our character came across an area that could not be scaled by a normal jump. By using a drawing tool, we were able to draw a connecting platform for the character, in this case a red-bellied dragon, to run across. If you need a moving platform, you'll draw it. Later you'll even need wings to fly, and you'll draw them to your liking.

Dashed outlines of boxes appear regularly in the game, and different colored boxes signify different properties. Blue boxes simply let you draw whatever you need to continue, directly on the play screen with your Wii Remote. Most interesting were the red boxes, that attach physics properties to what you draw. Draw a ball and it will fall to the ground. Draw a box and you can push it to climb up on it. It's up to you to decide how to continue and what to create.

THQ tells us that Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter also includes multiplayer elements, sporting events like soccer and volleyball. Your ability to create even extends into what your players and even the ball you'll play with looks like. If you wanted pirates versus ninjas, having them jump into a soccer match where they'd kick around a zombie head, you could make that happen with this game.

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter took a good idea and a fun game and ran with it, making something that appears to be even more immersive, letting players be even more creative. It is set to release on both the Wii and DS in Fall of this year.
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Fonte: http://www.destructoid.com/e3-09-impressions-of-drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-135044.phtml
 
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