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Developer/Publisher: Hudson
US Localization: Gaijinworks
Release Date: June '09 (tentative)
[quote name='IGN']Miami Law is an action-adventure game packed with all of the ingredients of a prime-time TV show: an intricate storyline with a shadowy terrorist conspiracy, furious shoot-outs in abandoned warehouses, challenging crime-scene detective work and more. Players will have many opportunities to choose their path and change the story – either as the intense Law Martin from the Miami PD or the brainy Sara Starling from the FBI. Players will be presented with different challenges depending on which character they pick – playing as Sara will feature a puzzle-based, mystery solving element, whereas playing with Law will thrust the player into the action, often into car chases or shoot-outs where taking out the bad guys is the only way to get results. Unlockable extras, including Texas Hold ‘Em Poker and Sudoku, are included to take the pressure off players when the tension gets thick.[/quote]
The game is already done and Hudson is sitting on it until they are ready.
And just for the lawls:
[quote name='Victor Ireland on March 2005']GBA was looked at, but there's still just too much risk with cart format stuff. Yes, the lead times have come down closer to disc based media, but it's still too long for a small niche pub like us. Therefore, no GBA or DS stuff from us.
Another factor (as I already posted in our threads at www.workingdesigns.com a while ago) is that I firmly now believe that the DS is indeed stillborn. I wanted to like it, but Nintendo's making it really, really hard. I'm keeping one system to play Goemon and Castlevania DS, and that's about it. My kids have moved on to PSP and are selling their DS machines, as I imagine many will once they experience the sexiness and functionality of the PSP.[/quote]
US Localization: Gaijinworks
Release Date: June '09 (tentative)
[quote name='IGN']Miami Law is an action-adventure game packed with all of the ingredients of a prime-time TV show: an intricate storyline with a shadowy terrorist conspiracy, furious shoot-outs in abandoned warehouses, challenging crime-scene detective work and more. Players will have many opportunities to choose their path and change the story – either as the intense Law Martin from the Miami PD or the brainy Sara Starling from the FBI. Players will be presented with different challenges depending on which character they pick – playing as Sara will feature a puzzle-based, mystery solving element, whereas playing with Law will thrust the player into the action, often into car chases or shoot-outs where taking out the bad guys is the only way to get results. Unlockable extras, including Texas Hold ‘Em Poker and Sudoku, are included to take the pressure off players when the tension gets thick.[/quote]
The game is already done and Hudson is sitting on it until they are ready.
And just for the lawls:
[quote name='Victor Ireland on March 2005']GBA was looked at, but there's still just too much risk with cart format stuff. Yes, the lead times have come down closer to disc based media, but it's still too long for a small niche pub like us. Therefore, no GBA or DS stuff from us.
Another factor (as I already posted in our threads at www.workingdesigns.com a while ago) is that I firmly now believe that the DS is indeed stillborn. I wanted to like it, but Nintendo's making it really, really hard. I'm keeping one system to play Goemon and Castlevania DS, and that's about it. My kids have moved on to PSP and are selling their DS machines, as I imagine many will once they experience the sexiness and functionality of the PSP.[/quote]
