Majesco building Our House
Budcat Creations developing construction sim that lets players design, build dream homes for the Nintendo Wii this holiday.
Having conquered the food service industry with Cooking Mama, Majesco is now setting its sights on do-it-yourself home improvement. Today, the publisher announced it would be bringing construction sim Our House exclusively to the Nintendo Wii this holiday season.
Catering to aspiring architects and interior designers, Our House lets players build and decorate their dream homes using the Wii's motion-sensing technology. After laying blueprints and purchasing raw materials, players don their tool belts to custom build their unique homes, one nail, paint swash, and tile at a time. In a bid to keep up with the Joneses, Our House accommodates four-player build-offs for multiplayer gaming, and players will also be able to show off their creations to friends online.
Developer Budcat Creations will be building out Our House for Majesco. Most recently, Budcat has been responsible for the PlayStation 2 version of Activision's Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock rhythm game, as well as Majesco's The New York Times Crosswords puzzler for the Nintendo DS.
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