"Flight Game" coming to Revolution

by Conrad Quilty-Harper on Apr 19th 2006 2:55PM

Some good news for any aviation loving Revolution fans out there, Hudson Entertainment has announced that it is developing an as yet unnamed flying game for the Nintendo Revolution. Naturally, the game will make good use of the Revolution's innovative controller, with objectives including the strange combination of bombing and sky artistry.

The game will apparently be debuting at E3, just like everything else Revolution related.

[Thanks, Hiro. Image credit: Natalie Dee (her tees rock!)]

Press Release: "Flight Game" - Nintendo Revolution - Take to the skies in a way never before experienced on any home console. Using the Revolution's "Gesture System" built into their innovative controller, Hudson's new "Flight Game" allows total plane control as players pilot their planes through various acrobatic flight maneuvers ranging from sky artistry to bomb drops.

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Tags: arcade flying, ArcadeFlying, aviation, Flight Game, flight simulation, FlightGame, FlightSimulation, flying, Nintendo, Nintendo Revolution, NintendoRevolution, Rev, Wii

Reader Comments (15)

The game sounds good. Natalie Dee is another example of a talentless skivvy who somehow got money, probably from students.

Yay. All they've ever done are mobile games for cell phones. I'm sure this Revolution game will be of the highest quality available.

/sarcasm

i really hope joystiq is going to be reporting e3 live (and exclusively at nintendo's section)

Coming soon:
"Special Ed." game, and "Stir Fry" game.
Soon after that, my head explodes.

C'mon, Nintendo, throw us a bone, here. This is getting tiresome. You could totally redeem yourself by revealing the shell at this point, instead of more snippets of tripe.

"with objectives including the strange combination of bombing and sky artistry."

In other words, PilotWings.

Hudson Entertainment use to develop for the old school Nintendo Entertainment System. They also developed for the turbografx 16

Maybe it's Air Zonk Revolution!

I wonder how the controls will work? Maybe the whole controller will be like a joystick? That could potentially be sweet.

"Natalie Dee is another example of a talentless skivvy who somehow got money, probably from students."

I love hearing people complain about the (apparent) success of others. I'm glad Jay is here to assess talent for us.

Joystiq reporting live exclusively from Nintendo's booth...that's funny.

*NO* blog or gaming media company has exclusivity at a particular booth...not even the big ones (GameSpy, IGN, Gamespot.)