Human Soft
Announces
HardGrip in
Development
for Wii (and
more!)
World's
first rock
climbing
game
incorporates
Wii
MotionPlusTM
for intense
realism
San
Diego,
Calif.-March
2nd, 2010
-Human Soft
today
announced it
is
developing
HardGrip,
the first
extreme rock
climbing
game for Wii™.
Experience
the thrill
and
adrenaline
of free
soloing some
of the most
amazing rock
walls in the
world with
vertigo-inspiring
graphics, a
pulse-pounding
soundtrack,
and
dizzyingly
realistic
climbing
action.
HardGrip
supports the
Wii
MotionPlus™
for even
greater
precision
and
authenticity.
Compete
against
other
climbers and
hone your
skills to
earn respect
and become
the top
extreme
climber.
HardGrip
takes
players on a
tour of
exotic and
stunning
locales
around the
globe as
they compete
in open
events or
invitation-only
official
races. With
no harnesses
or
lifelines,
players must
solve
seemingly
impossible
challenges
and conquer
their fear
to make it
to the top.
Speed
counts, but
climbers who
prove their
ingenuity
and daring
will earn
more
respect. As
climbers
progress,
their skills
will have to
become truly
awesome to
make the
grade.
"Free
climbing is
all about
style and
creativity.
Just making
it to the
top fast
isn't the
point if you
used an easy
route." says
Gabor Kadas,
CEO of Human
Soft. "By
incorporating
the
MotionPlus,
we can
capture that
competitive
spirit in a
game for the
first time."
In addition
to the Wii
product,
Human Soft
is working
on versions
of HardGrip
for other
upcoming
motion-based
game
systems.
About
Human Soft
With US
headquarters
in San
Diego,
Calif.,
Human Soft
develops
top-notch
titles for
console, PC
and handheld
platforms
including
mobile
devices. The
company was
formed in
1994 and
currently
has 35 staff
members,
largely
based at
their design
studio in
Hungary. The
company has
developed
30+ games to
date,
working with
AAA licenses
and top
publishers
such as
Activision,
THQ, Eidos,
Buena Vista
Games,
Namco, Sega,
CodeMasters,
Vivendi
Universal,
and others.
For more
information,
please visit
www.humansoft.com.
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