Over 20 weapons can be unlocked as well.Īs for the gameplay, Conduit 2 moved well, and the maps shown were colorful and offered several types of combat. Beyond the aesthetics though, players will be able to upgrade their characters with over 30 suit upgrades. Numerous color options are available, as are minor details that should allow each player to find a combination unique to them. The customization options for your online avatar are nearly overwhelming. A new co-op game called “Invasion Mode” will allow you and your friends to fight off wave after wave of enemy, similar to the Horde Mode in Gears of War 2, and the Firefight mode from Halo.
The traditional multiplayer gametypes will return, as will the popular bounty hunter mode. As for the multiplayer itself, it will feature both online and offline play. High Voltage has promised a much more secure online experience, which should alleviate those issues. The original game was criticized for lacksidazical security that allowed hackers to run rampant throughout the game. Conduit 2 pushes the Wii as hard as any game I have seen, and while the campaign should turn heads, it is the multiplayer that could turn this game into something special. Everything has been improved, from the graphics to the flow of the game, and the multiplayer shines. The game is a sequel-that is probably fairly obvious because of the “2” and all…it’s not like the movie Leonard Part 6 or anything…Anyway, while it is a sequel, and the story picks up right where the last game left off, Conduit 2 appears to be head and shoulders above the original. Sega and developer High Voltage think they have done just that with Conduit 2. The genre is the proverbial red-headed stepchild of the Wii, and to stand out in the field, developers know that they need to come up with something special to make a mark and convince gamers to give them a try. You have Goldeneye and a handful of others, but that is about it.
If you own a Wii and are a fan of first person-shooters, your options have been somewhat limited of late.
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