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Disaster: Day of Crisis dated?

Monday 18-Feb-2008 4:11 PM German retailer receives word on Wii release date

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Much delayed Wii game Disaster: Day of Crisis has been dated by a German online retailer and is tapped for release on May 30, this year.

Developed by Monolith Studios, Disaster: Day of Crisis is a panic-inducing action game that pits the player against a series of natural disasters occurring in the United States.

As if that wasn't enough, a group of rogue commandos has taken advantage of the improbable chain of events and seized possession of an atomic weapon.

Crickey. If this game does well, just imagine what they're going to do for the sequel.

To see more about the game, check out our game page.

We've asked Nintendo about the date and are still waiting to hear back.

Chris Hicks

// Interactive

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from what i've seen it looks great, another mature game for us hardcore wii gamers, very interested in this one.

Sinthetic on 18 Feb '08

Yea, I've only seen a few early screenshots.
Looks good and the whole idea sounds really good.
Wii's going to have a good year I think.

Nollog on 18 Feb '08

They have been keeping it too quite, I just hope its for the right reasons!

seancuk23 on 18 Feb '08

hey guys nintendo always keep there games on the dl and i cant reeally think of many that ended up crap. a surprise hit for sure. mark my words.

mickymcv on 19 Feb '08

From the brief video and screenshots I've seen, I'm very excited about the general concept of this disaster game. If the physics engine is as good as they say, it should be a very involving story and a roller-coaster ride from start to finish.

Nintendo can do mature games, they showed that with Eternal Darkness. Monolith Soft are a great developer too so I'd be very surprised if this game didn't rate from 80% upwards.