Has the mysterious Sadness weighed down your soul, pervading every fold and crevice of your aching heart? Well cheer up, Game Informer brings the first illuminating details of Nibris' dark horror adventure: It's pre-WWI, and you are Maria, a woman desperate to protect her son Alexander after a train derailment lands the two of you in the always-creepy Eastern European countryside. Alex has been blinded in the accident and is starting to act "odd." Your subsequent fate will share eerie similarities to ... Slavic legends!Nibris estimates that Sadness will provide 15 heart-pounding hours of "No Alex! Not that way!" action, in addition to 10 tear-jerking endings. You ready to unleash your inner-mother? We hear Cooking Mama is a great way to stir up those maternal instincts ... try starting there.




















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Solo player ftw.
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http://gonintendo.com/?p=13158
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Fuck you all, up the ass with a nail bat.
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You must protect someone who is your enemy, sort of like the lost daughter that you're hunting for in Silent Hill, you must save or protect them, even though they want to destroy you
Could rock, if done effectively
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C'mon people, we need original titles. And this is one.
Who knows? We may or may not have to actually "protect" the kid, a la "Goldeneye". I'm thinking sorta like RE4, which honestly wasn't so bad!
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I bet if ICO was coming out today, or SOTC for that matter, all you haters would say "wtfnooborly?! ps45 ftw. sounds gay!"
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If those old target renders are anywhere close to the real thing, Sadness will rival some of the 360 launch games in terms of graphical quality.
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Of course, those target renders were at some ungodly high resolution.
Yeah, they were awesome.
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I am looking towards the future when there may be a Wii game that will allow me to experience Wii Euphoria.
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http://gonintendo.com/wp-content/photos/screen05sq1.jpg
At least that was the rumored one. The quote that came with the pic: “this is not artwork - its from PC work-station shot in-game. We hope that for Wii this game will be look like in this screen or very near.”
Also, the same Game Informer article as this news about the kid says that there are 10 different endings in the game. Talk about replay value!
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Don't get me wrong, I have a Wii, but I know I will NEVER see graphics like that from it.
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How long ago was "Raid over the River" annouced? (which also had suspicious "target renders".) These guys are probably the development arm of Infinium.
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Please stop reporting on games that will never be made by a company that doesn't exist. All evidence suggests that Nibris is nothing more than a Polish kid living in his mom's basement writing press releases.
In the event that our reality converges with another reality in which Nibris is a legitimate company and they actually DO produce a real video game, this moratorium will be lifted and you are free to report on them.
In the meantime, however, your time would be better spent reporting on games that exist or are likely to exist in the future in this reality.
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This game sounds like all kinds of awesome. I think your son goes crazy but has some kind of 6th sense that helps you in weird ways when he's not freaking you out.
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Seriously though, I have high hopes for this game. But, like some people, I had high hopes for Red Steel.
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Okami was better when it was cald "Legond Of Zelda" and well, Sadness.. can it beat out Ico for best Game Long Escort Mission?
It has tons of potential, I hope the developer is skilled enough... or else this game will be either cliche, frustrating (bad AI)... If handled well, it could be Deep, engrossing, and emotional. It could go either way. This looks like one of those titles that's either going to be Outstanding or Terrible.
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And the Wikipedia article mentions slitting throats with glass, using grappling hooks, werewolves and a likho. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Likho
I'm definitely renting it, then possibly buying it.
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One of the guys behind Nibris used to run an online shop with Nintendo hardware that went into serious legal troubles so he probably decided that he'll be making money in other way. The website of that store was also a news portal and it was famous for totally unreliable or even completely fake news about Nintendo related stuff, leading me to believe that he really tends to brag... But even so, he (they) were doing many good things, like keeping the Nintendo fan community and setting up some quite big mettings in Poland, so after all I shouldn't say that I disapreciate their work at that time. I wish them all the best but I'm almost sure that besides being true gamers and having one talented artist in range, these guys don't know a sh*t about making games and they never will.
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