And Then There Were None now shipping for Wii
It's hard to picture Agatha Christie penning her best-selling novel And Then There Were None and thinking, "Some day this will be on a Wii!" Nevertheless, almost 70 years after the book's release, the Queen of Crime is indeed coming to Nintendo's popular console, as The Adventure Company announced today that the Wii version of the acclaimed murder mystery is now shipping to retailers.
A port of the 2005 PC release of the same name, And Then There Were None tells the story of ten seemingly random strangers stranded on a small island, only to find that their anonymous host has murderous intentions. But with no one else on the island, the murderer must surely be among them. Everyone has something to fear, and everyone something to hide, and soon the victims begin to fall, one by one. As the boatman who brought the guests to the island, players must try to uncover who is behind the plot and why before no one is left alive.
The Wii port will reportedly be very similar to PC version, although now using the Wii remote to move players through the investigation. For more information about the game itself, be sure to check out the official website.
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