High Voltage's The Conduit is apparently vulnerable to hackers. This is the diagnosis of hetoan2 -- a hacker himself. Guess the old adage does ring true: it takes one to know one.

With the announcement from High Voltage Software earlier this week, the Conduit developer has just released the first vid for their new Coliseum bloodbath fighter, Gladiator A.D. Now don't go expecting too much just yet, the game is just in the early stages of development, and you could say that High Voltage is sort of excused for the lackluster graphics on this one. For what it's worth, Gladiator A.D. still seems promising.

As promised, here is one of the two games that Conduit developer, High Voltage Software, will unveil this coming E3. Coming soon to the Nintendo Wii is Roman brutality at its finest - Gladiator A.D. IGN got in touch with the devs behind the new Coliseum bloodbath and they talk about what gamers can expect from the new game.

E3 fever is hitting its stride and we've got Sega announcing the games that you'll find right in their booth at E3. The lineup really doesn't come as a surprise, but any solid confirmation amidst all the rumors going around is darn welcome. Check the complete list after the jump.

High Voltage Software has revealed their plans for E3 2009. Via press release, they're announcing that they will indeed bring The Conduit. What's more is that they've yet to reveal a new game to the media, behind closed doors during the event. But what game is it? For what platform? One thing's for sure: it's going to be "beyond jaw-dropping."

Heads up, Wii owners. A new first-person shooter will be heading down Nintendo's alley in a couple of months as High Voltage Software and Sega's The Conduit moves from its vague Summer 2009 release date to a much more precise June 23 launch.

Everyone went ga-ga over the Wii MotionPlus when it was first announced by Nintendo. The promise of added motion sensitivity was really an appealing idea, especially for The Conduit, the first promising first-person shooter for the Wii. A few days ago, however, it was announced that they decided not to offer support for the accessory. The studio's chief creative officer explains why.

We finally see something new for the promising first-person shooter game for the Wii, The Conduit. The Wii's slowly stockpiling its list of hardcore titles, but this one was the first to take that jump. See what the game has to offer in a new trailer after the link.

High Voltage Software has announced they have finally found a publisher for The Conduit. Mind you, they didn't say who it was, though they promised that they'll be revealing the news soon. Naturally, speculation is running wild but certain evidence has turned up that points to a likely candidate.

Looks like the Wii's getting a touch of Hollywood. The upcoming shooter, The Conduit, was announced to have a voice-over cast appropriately comprised of names that will be familiar to the sci-fi community. Check out the cast list after link.