Wii Going Medieval
Medieval Games for the Wii is set to arrive October 20
Tags: Medieval Games Categories: News, Wii News
Posted by Daniel "monk" Pelfrey on Oct 7th, 2009
FROM THE PRESS RELEASE
Vir2L® Studios, a ZeniMax Media company, announced today Medieval Games™, for the Wii™ game system from Nintendo, will be available in retail stores across North America on October 20, 2009. With easy-to-use controls and imaginative challenges, Medieval Games is a party game like no other.
Battle dragons! Storm castles! Swordfight! Relive the days of olde in this fun collection of 30 medieval-inspired mini games and tournament championships set in a charming storybook world. Featuring easy pick up and play action, light hearted humor and support for up to four players, Medieval Games is sure to be a family favorite.
Try your hand at jousting, potion making, and catapulting as you dive into the story of the kingdom of Veloria and the ruling monarch King Falderol. While you’re there you’ll discover the many mysteries and plights plaguing the land. Unlock the clues to the dangers facing the kingdom as you travel through the game boards. Put an end to the pig-napping Troll, save the princess from the dreaded Dragon King, and battle the evil Black Knight on the journey to become a true hero!
Medieval Games was recently named an Honors winner in the prestigious 2009 National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) competition. NAPPA’s panel of independent experts determined Medieval Games to be thematically innovative among Wii games, a great choice for tweens and teens, and an unquestionable favorite among NAPPA’s trained children testers.
Medieval Games has been rated E10+ by the ESRB. Medieval Games was developed by N-Fusion Interactive and is being published by Vir2L Studios. For more information on Medieval Games and Vir2L Studios visit www.Vir2L.com.
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