Limited Edition contents revealed for The Conduit

theconduita EB Games has listed the contents for The Conduit’s Limited Edition package on it’s website.

Some of these you may already know about, some you may not.

24-Page art book featuring exclusive concept art and digital imagery sharing the creative process in bringing the world of The Conduit to life
The in-game “All Seeing Eye” (A.S.E.) Device featuring custom detailing and projected light. Allowing you to unlock puzzles and discover the secrets of The Conduit
“Secret Agent” Multiplayer skin which helps you dominate your enemies in intense multiplayer battles

Game’s out for Wii June 23 and 26 in North America and Europe respectively.

Thanks, GoNintendo.

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4 comments

anasui
25/04/09, 4:57 pm

game still looks bland to me. But we’ll see

David
25/04/09, 8:20 pm

looks complete cack graphics wise but it does interest me.

Esha
25/04/09, 11:34 pm

Well, cack depends on how you look at it, really.

The Wii Metroid looks cack on a technical level if you’re comparing it with something like KillZone. On the other hand though, Metroid has a good deal more flair when it comes to art style than KillZone does.

The Conduit seems to have a unique look too, so I’m willing to give it a fair shake.

Soong
26/04/09, 8:13 am

I agree that Metroid Prime 3 has ‘more flair’ than Killzone 2 ‘when it comes to art style’, but (and let’s be really honest here) The Conduit’s art style is as generic, bland, and uninspired as Killzone 2 and Gears of War ever were.

At least those two games were impressive on a technical level, but The Conduit looks technically unimpressive compared to Metroid Prime 3 on the same console. There’s nothing ‘unique’ about it, it looks like a tarted up N64 game with a really generic art style.

The only thing that I’m curious about is the controls, FPS games should work really well on the Wii with it’s pointer, but so far only Prime 3 has convinced in terms of control. We shall see.