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THQ has send word that Rainbow Studios’ arachnophobia inducing Wii game, Deadly Creatures, will be infesting US retailers on February 9.

The is a Wii exclusive, is voice by Dennis Hopper and Billy Bob Thornton and you can browse our scary screenshots here. If you dare.

Thanks to Shacknews for the tip.

By Mike Bowden

THQ has lifted the covers on a whole host of new screenshots from Wii insect game: Deadly Creatures.

Last year we were told the Dennis Hopper and Billy Bob Thornton were doing the voice and that we’d be curling our toes playing it in February.

The insect/arachnid models look very detailed and a if we’re being honest a little bit creepy.

Not for the squeamish this one.

After the break.

By Mike Bowden

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Hollywood A-listers Billy Bob Thornton and Dennis Hopper are to voice the scorpion and spider roles in THQ Wii exclusive, Deadly Creatures.

“What surprised me about Deadly Creatures is how it looks… like watching a movie,” said Billy Bob Thornton. “The scorpion and tarantula are like two actors meeting up for a gun fight.”

“Gamers are really going to love Deadly Creatures,” added Dennis Hopper.

Astonishing. More on GameInfoWire. Game’s out in February.

According to this IGN story, THQ’s Deadly Creatures has been delayed until next year.

THe quirky adventure title – in which you play as either a scorpion or a spider – will release for Wii in February.

More through there.

A new Rainbow Studios project’s just been announced, namely Deadly Creatures for Wii. To be published by THQ in 2008, the game i s all about surviving in a “venomous world of desert terror”, apparently.

“Players will follow the entwined adventures of an armored scorpion and a stealthy tarantula as they struggle against a variety of creatures including vicious Gila monsters, tarantula wasps, black widows, and the most dangerous predator of all – Man.”

That’s Man with a capital “M”. Rainbow Studios has previously worked on some very big stuff, including Cars, so this is likely to be a big deal for THQ.