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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 5:34PM BrokenTriforce said

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Sad news. Cursed Mountain is a pretty sweet game. I was hoping that they'd make more.
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 5:58PM xxxsam said

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Yeah. Cursed Mountain wasn't quite a top-class game, but it was certainly a good one and well worth playing. The script and voices were surprisingly good and some aspects of the game were really quite original, too.

I expect not many people bought it (not only did it suffer the whole 'being a mature game on Wii' thing, I didn't see very much in the way of promotion). If that's the case, I expect that's a key reason why the studio's now being closed. Definitely a shame. :(
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 5:48PM (Unverified) said

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The Joystiq search button is a cigarette.
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 5:57PM gamepete64 said

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Off-topic but so true.
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 6:29PM Dr Perry Ulysses Cox said

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Well look at that.
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 6:17PM (Unverified) said

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this is what happens you when you make hardcore games for the Wii.

Next time focus on a sports or party or dancing game, Deep Silver.
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 6:25PM (Unverified) said

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What has sold good on the Wii that hasn't been 1st party?

Seriously, it's not just "hardcore" games failing on the Wii.. it's just about everything. Never seen such a huge install base on a system where nobody can figure out how to make money off that huge base that isn't 1st party.

The top 10 of Wii is all 1st party. The next however many is $20 shovelware.

Sad.
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 8:11PM Mr Khan said

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At least half of Wii's million sellers, possibly more, are 3rd party.
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Posted: Feb 1st 2010 10:23AM (Unverified) said

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You are incorrect, 14 of the 29 million sellers in the US are non-Nintendo, and that number includes two Mario & Sonic games by Sega that I'd probably lump in with 1st party because of the Mario name. That'd make 12 of the top 29. The first 3rd party game comes in at number 11, GH III. The 360 has half the install base and almost double the number of million sellers. Although, the PS3 has the smallest install base, it has the most trouble selling software altogether... 17 million sellers. No wonder I have trouble finding certain games used, nobody bought them to begin with.

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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 7:42PM sjenky said

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Piracy pisses me off..
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Posted: Jan 31st 2010 7:47PM KaneRobot said

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...I thought this said "Cursed Mountain Dew" at first. I'd like to see this imaginary product actually brought to market.
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Posted: Feb 1st 2010 12:14AM blahblah55 said

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Awww, now I feel bad. I wasn't too sure about the game since I didn't hear much reviews about it (I'm too used to reviews being shoved in my face), and I'm not 100% into the horror genre...

Darnit, maybe I shoulda' bought it when the price first went down.
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Posted: Feb 1st 2010 8:55AM (Unverified) said

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This is one of those games that you should look past the reviews and buy. It is the sort of ambitious game made for adults that exists as wishful thinking in most discussions about exclusive Wii games. It is not a fun game in the sense that you enjoy fighting ghosts (it is more like dread, as it should be in a horror title) but it sucks you into the narrative with its dense atmosphere and mysterious characters. Deep Silver Vienna may be gone but whatever the creators of Cursed Mountain do next will be worth a close look.
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Posted: Feb 4th 2010 11:06PM timmybarfed said

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if this is the same deep silver that made "secret files tunguska", i might have to look into this cursed mountain. shame about the studio... at least the game came out before they were shut down.
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