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I read the hands on article from IGN here:
http://wii.ign.com/articles/844/844908p1.html

It's about the Wii game De Blob. It's going to be quite a cool game and it seems it's being developed by a dutch gaming team calling themselves "Banana games"! See their website here: http://binnenstad.hku.nl/

It has begun as a study project done by a bunch of dutch students from Utrecht. They made a free pc download from it, because it started as a piece of information for the people of Utrecht to show how the city is going to change in the coming 15 years. So they made a game to give a "playful" demonstration of how the centre of the city was going to change.

So you can download a sort of preview of the game that now is coming to the Wii.

Wow, I'm proud that the Netherlands are finally going to put themselves on the gaming map!
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it seems it's being developed by a dutch gaming team calling themselves "Banana games"!
According to Gamespot, it's being developed by an Australian mob called "Blue Tongue".
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built on the work and concepts of a group of Dutch art students. Those students aren't involved with the development of this retail game--Australia-based Blue Tongue is handling those duties solo
http://au.gamespot.com/wii/puzzle/deblob/n...e;picks;story;4

Well they're both involved it seems. On IGN you see both companies listed. I suppose that the original was created by Banana Games and I guess Blue Tongue developed it for the Wii.

Still they're both dutch companies.

Anyway I'm very curious about this game. It's a bit off-kilter, I like that
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Looks interesting.. good to see that not all small developers on the Wii are interested in shovelware.. some of them also have good ideas
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Wow, I'm proud that the Netherlands are finally going to put themselves on the gaming map!Â
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Did you forget about Overlord, Killzone, Shellshock and Age of Wonders for example already? ;P

I didn't even know they were made by dutch companies.

I do remember that "Garfield's A Tail of Two Kitties" for the DS that was made by a dutch developer Two Tribes, who come from my neighbourhood. Every day I drive past their office. http://www.twotribes.com/
Whoa, I just read ontheir website that they also did Worms: Open Warfare 2! Cool!
 

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