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Features« Specialty Gamer Newsletter - Issue #5 | Features Home | A visit to Nintendo World NYC » Happy Groundhog's Day everybody! I just found out this upcoming release for PS3/Xbox 360 called Hail to the Chimp by Wideload Games.   Hail to the Chimp is an arcade action party/battle/shooter style game with the characters being animals as polital opponents battling each other to become the next King of the Animals. I would say the concept is an original idea. The game features wide open 3D stages with interactive environments. There is lots of pop culture references in the humor, if you like that sort of thing. I do! I'm not sure on the price, but I read a hint that the MSRP will probably be around $50. Honestly, its a "must have" game for me personally just because the news anchor character is a marmot named, Woodchuck Chumley. Check out the awesome newscasts!
For more info on the game, check out the GRR website and the official Hail to the Chimp website. Specialty Gamer is on FaceBook!Specialty Gamer ShirtCategoriesPast Features
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Comments (2)
Yeah, I read about it last year in GI.
Another cool thing about it is it’s being published by Gamecock, which is a really cool publisher, because of their developers first mentality.
Gamecock Media
[I edited your comment so the URL is now a clickable link - it doesn't do it automatically, I don't know how to get it to that yet]
Posted by Creston Gueldner | March 5, 2008 9:59 PM
I'm amazed someone else actually knows about this game! I dig the witty animal humor and how even in the websites, they really go "all out" in the spoof.
Posted by Brian Moy | March 6, 2008 5:30 PM