NiGHTS Wii uses Forecast Channel for Game Weather
Wowzer writes "Sega Europe updated their NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams page, and in doing so accidentally briefly listed the new features the Wii-exclusive will have when it gets released in winter 2007. From the article: 'Wii connect 24 features: Exchange items with friends via the network and change the scenery according to real-world seasons using the Forecast Channel.' You'll also get three new shape-shifting masks (dragon, dolphin, rocket) to explore the game's seven worlds."
Slashdot: It's news every time some random feature is included in a game?
But I sure like the potential prospect of playing with my wii in the rain!
See, that was funny right there because I used 'wii' in a context that suggested I might be talking about my wiener.
This may be true, but it may be the only weather some gamers experience.
/whisper/ Thanks for the candy!
I'll answer that question as soon as you explain what this word "outside" means.
"You're right," Fisheye says. "I should have set it on 'whip' or 'chop.'"
..... the in-game weather will always be wrong?
They'll add fire and smog for you.
if the blue hedgehogs dont fool you then you are doing the wrong drugs :-)
Shh, remember we're supposed to be an anti-MS news site! You better say something positive about Gnome or KDE quick or fear the wrath of angry slashdotters.
disclaimer: I've been known to store numbers in my ass for which to dig out when quantities are required.
$10 a year?!? That's it. When I get home, my wii is SO going to stay off. I can find much better uses of $10 dollars a year. Like a large pizza at Fellini's or two beers at McCrays (you're SOL if you don't live in Atlanta on both). Man, how could I possibly live without those additional $10 a year?
I guess I'll have to play hours of Counterstrike on my gaming machine or watch House and 24 pimped out in HD instead while basking in the cool air conditioning in my house for all hours instead.
Now I never have to go outside to know what the weather is like, I can just play video games.
Living in the basement just got better!
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