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Win Wii Points in Heavy Fire: Special Operations
Teyon is looking for the best of the best of the people who bought its WiiWare shooting game Heavy Fire: Special Operations. If your Wiimote marksmanship is outstanding enough -- or even if it isn't -- you can sign up for the most special operation of all: the one that gets you 2,000 Wii Points. The three highest-scoring players, and one randomly-selected contestant, will each be awarded 2,000 Wii Points. In order to submit your score, you have to visit the website and input the secret code the game spits out. You have until September 1! For reference, the current high score is 16,570 points.%Gallery-90068%
NintendoWare Weekly: Aero the Acro-Bat, Face Pilot
You're not going to believe this. We had to double-check, in case we read it wrong or in case it was an egregious typo or something. But ... there's a Virtual Console game this week. %Gallery-98206%
On-rails WiiWare shooter Heavy Fire: Special Operations in (brief) action
Teyon's upcoming on-rails modern shooter Heavy Fire: Special Operations is set to hit WiiWare "soon," but while we wait we can check out the game in action with this brand new trailer. Don't expect a lot of footage, though. While the 43-second long trailer shows off some of the environments, only one bullet is fired throughout the entire video. Not exactly our idea of exhilarating gameplay but we're willing to give Teyon the benefit of the doubt. It did develop Hubert the Teddy Bear: Winter Games after all. %Gallery-90068%
Heavy Fire: 'intense military action' as a WiiWare light gun game
Teyon, whose last WiiWare effort was Hubert the Teddy Bear: Winter Games, has announced a new WiiWare rail shooter that couldn't be more distant in tone -- or in temperature. Heavy Fire: Special Operations is a realistic military rail shooter set in "the terrorized region in the Middle East." It's also another excuse to get out the Wii Zapper. Heavy Fire features ground, Blackhawk, and Humvee-based combat, and weapon upgrades based on real equipment, awarded as players rise in military rank. And not only are the environments destructible, you get "additional points for smashing the environment." All right, maybe it's not that realistic. Teyon has yet to announce a price or date for Heavy Fire. %Gallery-90068%
