Hullbreach Studios has announced an additional confirmed title as a Wii U eShop exclusive, a project that aims to tap into nostalgia for the SNES Super Scope game, Intercept. The clunky bazooka-like peripheral won't be used on the Wii U, of course, but Defense Dome will use the GamePad's gyroscope for aiming; it'll be a budget-priced game with 2 modes, 8 levels and leaderboards.
You can see a trailer for this project below, which is targeting a Holiday release.
Hullbreach Studios has also provided updates on some of its other projects. SDK Paint is targeting an October arrival — should it pass Nintendo's lotcheck procedures in time — and will eventually feature Stencil packs based on the recently announced U Craft; that'll be DLC. The studio's RPG project for 2015, Tomeling, also has an update — it'll feature "a living book based on Japanese folklore" and is targeting a 10-15 hour playtime.
HullBreach Studios clearly has ambitious plans for the Wii U, though with each announced project comes a little more pressure to deliver a quality end product. Are any of these projects on your wishlist at the moment?
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Could be better. Shooting just missiles could get old real quickly
Will it drain the batteries in 10 mins for that authentic Super Scope experience?
@Angelic_Lapras_King I hope so, gotta keep it real.
It uses the Gamepad? Drat, I thought I had something to use the Wii Zapper on again...
@ThomasBW84 you should report about Wales bringing Soul Axiom and TheoryForm Games bringing HazeWalker to the Wii U next
@Mega719 We covered Hazewalker yesterday, Wales Interactive / Soul Axion content in the works
The Super Scope was never clunky it worked really well.
This does not look fun at all.
I was thinking Silent Scope when I first clicked on the article. This could be decent fun for a budget game. Now we just need Yoshi's Safari!
That is one game that I really don't want to remember. At least by using the gamepad they are keeping up the tradition of having a unwieldy peripheral be the gun you use.
I am confused on why the wiimote wasn't supported for this game, it would have made more sense, oh well.
I'm all for a super scope retake but it looks kinda empty and lacking a bit in charm......
It really does look boring but maybe it will have more content then the letter.
Was this developed by the Israeli government?
I'm really hyped, would pay $0 for this.
@Angelic_Lapras_King
Well, it uses the Wii U Gamepad so it automatically uses up batteries in 10 minutes.
@brandonbwii Trust me, the Super Scope makes the Wii U gamepad's battery pad seem never ending. ;P
this remake DOESN'T use the super scope? im not buying this then
I hope this is just Nintendo hinting that Superscope games will be released. Battle Clash and Metal Combat were fantastic.
C'mon, Hullbreach.
Wow, it seems Hullbreach Studios has a ton of Wii U projects. Affordable Space Adventures seems to have the most buzz; I'd love a good lightgun style game, so this is definitely on my radar now. I'm also interested to see that RPG you mentioned.
Why does the SNES original (which was actually one of a few games on one cart that came with the Super Scope) look and sound better than what I see here?
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