Kenji Eno working on a Wii title?

by David Hinkle on May 24th 2006 3:30PM

From Yellow To Orange, a Japanese gaming studio, has recently just jumped aboard the Wii bandwagon and is supposedly working on content for Nintendo's next-generation console. The company's president and CEO, Kenji Eno, worked on the Dreamcast launch title D2. While there is no official word on whether he is actually working on a game for the Wii, he was at E3 and upon being approached by Gamasutra, made some vague comments committing to the system.

"[...] making a brand new game. It will be for a console with a new control device." After citing that to the site, he apparently then began to wave his arms about as if using the Wiimote.

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Tags: d2, dreamcast, eno, kenji, nintendo, wii, wiimote

Reader Comments (5)

Didn't this guy used to run WARP Studio, responsible for the D Series?

I know WARP closed down, but its games were really interesting. I loved Enemy Zero on the Saturn. Super creepy. He was working on some game that had almost no graphics and all sound when the studio closed if I'm not mistaken.

I wonder if that's still on the drawing board. A game that's all sound could be very cool. Could it be on its way to Wii?

Speaking of all sound.... The Wiimote has a speaker, that'd certainly help make the game you're speaking about Sense.

Although I've never heard of this guy (Never really liked Sega or any of the games released there), the concept of a no-graphix game sounds interesting, kinda reminds me of Sadness and the Black and White theme they took.

That game did come out. It was called "RealSound" and it came out for Saturn and I belive also saw a dreamcast release. I have it for saturn. The Manual was in braille and it came with a packet of flower seeds.