Ghostwire: Link to the Paranormal, is a particularly terrifying little ghost game for the Nintendo DS based around picking up ghostly transmissions via wi-fi signals, then overlaying hideous beasts over real locations, augmented reality style.
Which means there could be a ghost in YOUR HOUSE, right beside that heap of untidy cables next to the telephone. The maker of Ghostwire told attendees at the recent Games Developers Conference that Android and iPhone versions are in planning stages, which gets us pretty excited. For a Tuesday.
Here’s the awesome trailer for the DS game:
For some odd reason, Ghostwire’s been picking up a load of mainstream press interest, probably thanks to this terrifying trailer that makes augmented ghost-hunting seem like the most shocking game idea yet. An Android version would be superb, so yes please.
We will at least play the free demo for five minutes. Via Joystiq.
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Sony returns with an all-new mobile design for 2012, pairing a dual-core processor with a 720p display. It’s a lovely phone, but is it enough to end our Samsung and HTC obsession?
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lee waet
/ April 13, 2010suck my 999999999999999999 yard dick
Gary C
/ April 13, 2010I’ll only be able to manage the end, Lee, not all of it. And how wide is it? It must be pretty wide.