Crush developer open to Wii sequel

by JC Fletcher on Jun 12th 2007 3:15PM

Crush, the PSP's 2D/3D puzzle platformer, may have waggling in its future, according to an interview with Paul Mottram, senior producer at Crush developer Zoë Mode. We're talking faint "may" and distant future, since this was all idle speculation on his part.

When asked the weirdly pointed question of why they made a PSP game instead of putting it on a Nintendo platform, Mottram responded, "There is no reason why it couldn't be transferred to multiple different platforms especially the Wii, DS and PS2 and this is something we are thinking about."

He went on to describe the level editor they wanted to include, but couldn't. That definitely sounds like something well-suited to the DS or Wii, right?

[Via Joystiq]

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Tags: 2d, 3d, crush, editor, kuju, level, mode, nintendo, nintendo wii, NintendoWii, psp, puzzle, sega, wii, zoe, zoe mode, ZoeMode

Reader Comments (3)

Haha, of course it's coming to the Wii, considering it was a Super Paper Mario clone anyway.

SEGA: We didn't make much money off this original game. We're not going to fund another one.
Zoë Mode: Well what if we port it to the successful DS/Wii?
SEGA: Brilliant!

Oh, it is FAR from a Paper Mario clone. Reducing it to that statement is doing a great disservice to it. Try getting your hands on the game, or read some of the reviews.