The Conduit

Release Date: June 23, 2009

Action, FPP, shooters, Nintendo exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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The Conduit is a first-person shootout by High Voltage Software, prepared with the technical capabilities of the Nintendo Wii console in mind. Action of the game presents an alternative version of the story. At the turn of the twentieth and twenty-first century, strangers reach the Earth. The player takes on the role of Ford's agent and his task is to repel the invasion of newcomers from the Cosmos.

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[1:26] The Conduit launch movie

[1:18] The Conduit #4

The Conduit Description

In a fictional near future, Washington D.C. is shaken by several strange events resulting in heightened local and national tensions. John Adams, the enigmatic leader of a shadow organization known as the Trust, realizes that the nation’s capital has come under attack by an alien race called the Drudge. A former Secret Service agent, codenamed Mr. Ford, is recruited to learn the origins of this attack. The answer Mr. Ford finds is not the one he expects.

The Conduit is a fast-paced action First Person Shooter (FPS) set in the near-future of a fictional America. Players battle enemy forces in a highly detailed 3D world using a dynamic control scheme only possible on the Wii.

• “Next-Gen” Visuals – Dynamic environment mapping, interactive water with real time reflection, and four stage texture composition including gloss, diffuse, and bump mapping all make this the best looking game on the Wii

• Fearsome Enemies – A vast number of terrifying alien creatures work against you as you attempt to prevent the invasion

• Intelligent Behavior – Enemies make use of human-like behavior in combat including use of cover and tactical thinking

• Intense Weaponry – Unleash destruction with a huge arsenal of human and alien weaponry that utilizes the innovative Wii controller for unique firing modes

• Secrets Revealed – Use a device called the All Seeing Eye (ASE) to reveal concealed objects and enemies, providing a deeper level of puzzle solving

• Full peripheral support - Nintendo’s new Wii Speak & Wii MotionPlus

Last updated on August 14, 2015