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Aksys Games Announces Bit.Trip Void for WiiWare

by Lukasz Balicki - September 3, 2009, 10:53 am EDT
Total comments: 7

The latest game in the Bit.Trip saga will draw you in.

Gaijin Games and Aksys Games recently revealed Bit.Trip Void, the latest game in the Bit.Trip series, for WiiWare. In this game, players will control a pixilated black hole that adjusts in size in attempt to absorb black beats while avoiding white beats.

For the first time in the series, the object you control can be moved anywhere. In order to address one chief complaint that existed in the first two Bit.Trip games, Void features mid-level checkpoints so that you don't have to start over from the very beginning when you fail a level. The game also supports the Nunchuk and Classic Controller, which gives players more flexibility in controller options. Like the rest of the series, the game features four-player co-op and retro-inspired graphics and soundtrack.

Currently, there is no release date for Bit.Trip Void.

Torrance, CA (September 2th, 2009) - Aksys Games, a publisher of interactive entertainment software, is proud to announce the next evolution in CommanderVideo's journey, BIT.TRIP VOID! Developed exclusively for WiiWare TM by the crazy brains at Gaijin Games, BIT.TRIP VOID is the next entry in the critically acclaimed retro-arcade BIT.TRIP series which follows CommanderVideo on his epic journey from the ethereal to the corporeal, and beyond...

THE VOID AWAITS...

BIT.TRIP VOID is a synesthetic exploration of rhythm and music as they pertain to our everyday lives and moods. In a control scheme brand new to the series, yet wholly familiar to gamers, the player is given complete freedom to move about the screen wherever they desire, interacting with the music in brand new ways.

The classic gameplay aesthetic remains, as color-and the absence of color-are explored to the fullest. Trip out in up to 4-player co-op and get lost in the beat with your friends! See if you can survive the onslaught of Beats and further your own BIT.TRIP.

"BIT.TRIP VOID completes the first chapter in CommanderVideo's journey with a synesthetic exploration of mind/beat interaction. But as one chapter ends, another begins.." states Alex Neuse, Designer, Gaijin Games. "We hope that you find this game as beautiful as we do, and we can't wait to make another one for you. Keep rockin'!"

Key Features:

  • You Are Not Alone...

Trip out in up to 4-player co-op and get lost in the beat with your friends!

  • Keeping It Real!

BIT.TRIP VOID expands on the retro style with the blending of Synesthetic Music & Art and hyper-realistic retro cutscenes!

  • Dance To These Killer Grooves!

Aficionados of chiptunes will definitely want to grooves to the beats of chiptunes master, "nullsleep"!

  • Get Hyped!

Nunchuk TM & Classic Controller TM support, mid-level checkpoints, epic boss battles...what else can you ask for?!

BIT.TRIP VOID has not been rated by the ESRB. More information about Aksys Games, please visit www.aksysgames.com or www.explorethevoid.com for BIT.TRIP VOID.

Nintendo trademarks used under license. WiiWare is available through the Wii console.

Talkback

vuduSeptember 03, 2009

It's like they're purposefully trying to make each game more impossible than the last.

I like how one of the bullet points boasts the game has mid-level checkpoints.  ;D

...what else can you ask for?!

Yeah, I can't help but feel like these Bit.Trip games are a more natural fit for XBLA if only because of online leaderboards.  Leaderboards kept me addicted to GeoWars 2 and Pac Man CE for way, way longer than the gameplay did.

KDR_11kSeptember 03, 2009

You can have online leaderboards on the Wii but you have to provide the server yourself. Of course I've seen plenty of PC indie games with online leaderboards...

Quote:

Like the rest of the series, the game features four-player co-op

Umm...Beat only had two-player co-op.

KDR_11kSeptember 04, 2009

Wasn't that Core?

Ugh...
Yea, it was. Stupid confusion...

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