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New Okami Wii Screens and Videos

By Jorge Ba-oh

20.02.2008

A selection of 480p screens and a couple of GDC videos have surfaced, revealing more on Okami's debut on Wii.

Be sure to check out the entire screens album below for some gorgeous high-res snaps of the Wii build.

Okami (Wii)

Developer

Clover

Publisher

Capcom

Genre

Action Adventure

Players

C3 Score

9/10

Reader Score

9/10 (6 Votes)

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Phoenom 20.02.2008#1

Smilie

mooojc 20.02.2008#2

I wants this game...

jb 20.02.2008#3

Looks pretty good from the stills and in motion, has been a pretty quick turn-around too! Looking forward to finally trying this out.

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Zapp 20.02.2008#4

I like!!

Glad I didn't buy for PS2!!

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Mandown 20.02.2008#5

Great stuff, thanks for posting. They simply kept it under wraps well, it was in development even when they were denying it (Capcom).

GOTY No2 on Wii

If anyone is not aware already this won Game of the Year on IGN.

EDIT:

Ok so I have just watched the vids and as far as I am concerned it is night and day in respect to the graphics. The vibrancy and clarity of the colours is far improved over the PS2 version. AWESOME!. Okami's great art has never looked this good.

The fighting seems a lot faster also, using the analogue stick was slow and at times cumbersome and inaccurate. It now seems you can do things very quick and with greater precision. It's clear to see this is the best and most radical improvement. Well done Ready at Dawn, they have done a fine job by the looks of things. Lets hope it sells well and Capcom commission a sequel, one with more freedom to explore Wii's controls and take advantage of what the Wii can do.

( Edited 20.02.2008 16:41 by Linkyshinks )

Tman!! 20.02.2008#6

I wasn't really that interested in this game until I saw the videos earlier this week. After watching this videos I am even more interested than I was before, I can't wait for this to be released it looks to be another completely unique experience that can only be experienced on Wii.

Azuardo 20.02.2008#7

I have absolutely no idea what is going on in this game, but it looks lovely.

ohm 21.02.2008#8

It certainly looks nice, not as clean as Wind Waker though.

Simes 21.02.2008#9

@ Azzy

Art! Thats what's going on, if you don't like or appreciate this game and it's art design then you have no soul.

Or a reflection.

ohm 22.02.2008#10

Calm down Simez, geez.

ShinyRainbow 23.02.2008#11

Linkyshinks said:
Ok so I have just watched the vids and as far as I am concerned it is night and day in respect to the graphics. The vibrancy and clarity of the colours is far improved over the PS2 version. AWESOME!. Okami's great art has never looked this good.
The fighting seems a lot faster also, using the analogue stick was slow and at times cumbersome and inaccurate. It now seems you can do things very quick and with greater precision. It's clear to see this is the best and most radical improvement. Well done Ready at Dawn, they have done a fine job by the looks of things. Lets hope it sells well and Capcom commission a sequel, one with more freedom to explore Wii's controls and take advantage of what the Wii can do.

I agree that the colours are much better than the PS2 version. Also in regards to the controlling, I couldn't agree more. It really was slow and inaccurate using the analog stick, so I can see this working with the wii remote so much better. One thing I hope they have improved on though is being able to speed up the dialogue - I know that the characters are 'speaking', but I feel it would be better to be able to speed the text up a bit. That might just be only me though Smilie