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Conduit developer High Voltage Software has said its third-person shooter The Grinder is still alive and kicking, insisting it’s still waiting on a publisher for the game.

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High Voltage has revealed that it plans to ship The Grinder on Wii as first-person shooter, while maintaining a top-down view on PS3 and Xbox 360.

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High Voltage, the studio developing The Grinder, is currently working on Sony’s PS3 Motion Controller, codenamed Arc. Apparently it’s quite good.

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Last year, High Voltage was the Wii’s biggest fan, professing its adoration for the little white waggle box at every turn.

Now, though, High Voltage has decided it’s simply not ready to settle down with one console just yet, and will play the field with its newly multiplatform-ized shooter The Grinder.

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High Voltage has started promoting the Grinder.

The Wii-exclusive FPS may not be out till sometime next year, but it looks a bit scary.

There will be loads of creatures like zombies, vampires, and werewolves for you to chip away at as a professional monster hunter.

Lovely. Head on over to The Grinder Network for more.

Thanks, GoNintendo.

The Grinder, High Voltage’s Wii-exclusive FPS has you fighting against loads of creatures like zombies, vampires, and werewolves as a professional monster hunter.

D’toid got a brief hands on with the game at E3, and describe it as having a bit of a “southwestern almost cowboy kind of feel” to it, and the demo had over 150 enemies on-screen that could be killed in one big blow.

Fantastic. Sounds like another one of those “frustration” games to put on your list.

Man of the house or lady make you mad? Go play The Grinder, we reckon.

More through the link with tons of screens.

High Voltage has released the first video of four-way Wii shooter The Grinder. Get is after the break.

Looks cool, to be fair, what with its guns and bullets and stuff.

Take a look. More detail here.

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High Voltage has announced The Grinder via IGN, a Wii horror FPS that supports four-way play a la Left 4 Dead.

The news comes after the firm yesterday showed grisly Wii fighter Gladiator A.D. for the first time.

There’s a four page interview and screens through there.