Jurassic Park
Making a move from film direction and production to the gaming world, creator of unforgettable dinosaur movie Jurassic Park, Steven Spielberg is coming to the gaming world. In an interview with GameDaily BIZ Neil Young of EA Los Angeles informed that Spielberg has a mystery of Wii project buried in his brain.
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Young said that both of them are engaged in some new Wii titles, out of which two are underway right now in the studio. He declined to give more information about their new venture.
The interview revealed very interesting inside story, but what making me eager is What Nintendo Wii title is Stevien working on? Anyway we'll have to wait for that, till then stay tuned............!
Via: slashdot
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