Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition on Wii for your kids
Natsume has detailed its latest game for family friendly fun, and it's called Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition.
Set to be released this summer on Wii, players will take on the role of a wildlife photographer on Animal Island. Each day a new task is given and you have to take pictures of the animals doing various things.
Kids like Wii. Kids like animals. Should be fun for 'em then.
Read onward for the press release.
Burlingame, Calif., May 7, 2009 - Natsume Inc., a worldwide developer and publisher of family-oriented video games, announced today that Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition will be released for the Nintendo Wii later this summer. The game will be one of many titles showcased in Natsume's booth in June at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3).
"Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition is the perfect addition to our upcoming summer lineup," said Hiro Maekawa, President and CEO at Natsume. "Playing this game, you'll feel like you're really on a photo safari. It's a wonderful way to observe and learn about wildlife."
In Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition, players take on the role of a wildlife photographer exploring the exotic and diverse wildlife of Animal Island. Each day, they'll be tasked with completing specific assignments, such as taking pictures of particular animals, groups of animals, or animals engaged in certain actions. Players will see a variety of exotic wildlife on their expedition, including gazelles, gorillas, and elephants. Each animal is realistically detailed and behaves just like the real thing!
Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition boasts a diverse collection of environments. Players will explore savanna, jungle, desert, waterfall, and lake areas in their quest to capture the perfect picture. They'll learn to watch each environment carefully for signs that will lead them to the animals.
Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition will deliver a wild adventure the whole family can enjoy when it ships to retail this summer. For more information, please visit www.natsume.com.