Baroque update: New release date, Wii version details, new items
Atlus has just announced that Baroque for the Wii and PS2 is getting pushed back to a March 18 launch date. That news aside, the company also released some new details regarding the game’s Wii port. Details are available in the full article.
Thanks to a tip from Atlus, we’re letting you know that several new details have been added regarding their upcoming Baroque game for the Sony PlayStation 2 and Nintendo Wii.
The first detail you’ll want to know is that Baroque‘s launch date has been moved to March 18. Atlus also detailed some other details regarding what the Wii-fied port of Baroque will feature:
- 16:9 Widescreen support
- Progressive Scan support
- Subtle motion control integration for power attacks
- Intuitive controls using Wii Remote and nunchuk
- Classic Controller support for traditional play
That third detail sound particularly interesting – who says winning a bout of fisticuffs with a Wiimote is all about who can randomly flail their hands the fastest?
Lastly, we’ve also picked up details on some of the other items you can expect to find as you start your adventure in Baroque’s Neuro Tower. We’ve provided for details and a corresponding image for each (images are detailed from left to right), though you may want to visit the game’s official site via the source link for further details.
- Angelic Rifle
- A uniquely shaped rifle that can annihilate any meta-being with one shot. However, its specialized ammunition is very limited.
- Sword
- A melee weapon to attack the enemy. There are swords that will possess enhanced attributes and added effects.
- Coat
- Protective gear to resist attacks. There are some coats that will have other effects besides just raising defense.
- Torturer
- Item that causes a variety of area effects depending on the type of Torturer. They can be combined with others to enhance their effects.
- Parasite
- It can grant a variety of effects by fusing it with the protagonist or equipment. You can also fuse a parasite with another parasite.
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