The Grinder Howls Its Way to PS3
The Grinder is the next game from High Voltage Software, the makers of the Conduit and several WiiWare games. The game is set in an alternate reality where vampires, werewolves, and zombies exist on Earth, and people have learned to deal with them. The game supports up to 4 players online, and is believed to offer an alternative to Left 4 Dead for Wii owners. So why are we bringing this game up on PlayStation LifeStyle? You’ll see after the jump.
IGN has confirmed through an exclusive interview with the developers of the Grinder, that the game will be coming to PS3. When IGN asked the president of High Voltage Software, Kerry Ganofsky, if the game was still a Wii exclusive, he got this response:
Our secret is out! Grinder is no longer a Wii exclusive. We plan to ship on Xbox 360, Sony PS3, and PC as well.
When asked about further details about the PS3 and Xbox versions of the game, Kerry said it would have to wait until GDC. As of now, the game is scheduled to release around Halloween of 2011, so gamers will have to wait quite a while before the game is released. Until then, enjoy this brand new teaser trailer to commemorate the announcement of the game’s migration to PS3.
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6 Responses to “The Grinder Howls Its Way to PS3”
The conduit got good reviews. If this game is built good, then they will sell, No one buys shit on the Wii
hence why their “secret” is out, this as much a secret as when a guy/girl realises no women/man will love him/her so pretends he was in the closet. Yes I’m relating multiformating to homosexuality and most of you proberly thought it couldn’t be done.
@Timewarp – what? your gay?
so this looks like another third person shooter… is there anything special about it, or is it just hey lets fight some monsters?
@bigwoop
The catch is that you can play any mission online with 4 player co-op, and it’s a first person shooter. It might also use Arc for controls, instead of a regular controller
Considering the abysmal sales of The Conduit (and all other mature games) on the Wii, it’s not too surprising they’re going to other platforms now. I imagine other publishers will do the same.
the teaser looks decent considering the fact that A: it was originally a Wii exclusive. B: it’s over a year away. and C: the top image looks lame enough that i almost didn’t watch the trailer.