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Nnooo discusses their Nintendo lineup, gives more detail on Cubemen 2's cross-platform play
A portion of a DigitallyDownloaded interview with Nic Watt from Nnooo...
DD: What inspired Blast 'Em Bunnies, and what kind of game are you trying to produce and publish?
NW: Blast 'Em Bunnies is what we are calling an endless shooter. Players take control of a cute little bunny and you are defending your rabbit burrow against an onslaught of evil, but still cute, bunnies. Our weapons are all fun; we have invented a carrot rifle, a watermelon machine gun and a turnip mortar to defend yourself and by shooting the bunnies players earn coins to then purchase upgrades or new versions of the weapons. Basically we want it to be lighthearted and fun.
The other two games we are showing Orbitor which is developed by an awesome team called Evil Aliens down in Canberra. We saw them at last year's EB Expo and really liked the game and we are working with them to bring it to console. And finally there's Cubeman 2, which is a really successful game on iOS and Steam and we're bringing that one to Wii U. We have done a world first in that we have negotiated with Nintendo to allow players of the game to be able to play online multiplayer against Steam, iOS, Mac, PC and Linux players share user generated content on all of those. We think that’s going to be really really cool for the Nintendo fans.
Full interview here
DD: What inspired Blast 'Em Bunnies, and what kind of game are you trying to produce and publish?
NW: Blast 'Em Bunnies is what we are calling an endless shooter. Players take control of a cute little bunny and you are defending your rabbit burrow against an onslaught of evil, but still cute, bunnies. Our weapons are all fun; we have invented a carrot rifle, a watermelon machine gun and a turnip mortar to defend yourself and by shooting the bunnies players earn coins to then purchase upgrades or new versions of the weapons. Basically we want it to be lighthearted and fun.
The other two games we are showing Orbitor which is developed by an awesome team called Evil Aliens down in Canberra. We saw them at last year's EB Expo and really liked the game and we are working with them to bring it to console. And finally there's Cubeman 2, which is a really successful game on iOS and Steam and we're bringing that one to Wii U. We have done a world first in that we have negotiated with Nintendo to allow players of the game to be able to play online multiplayer against Steam, iOS, Mac, PC and Linux players share user generated content on all of those. We think that’s going to be really really cool for the Nintendo fans.