SEGA and High Voltage Software have been behind the Wii since launch. One big game that was released in 2008 for the Wii was The Conduit, a sci-fi first person shooter set in Washington DC. Although it was received with mixed reviews, it sold enough at retail for SEGA to green light a sequel. Now, coming early next year, we have Conduit 2. I was able to get my hands on the game on the show floor and talked with Eric Nofsinger, the COO of High Voltage Software, about what has changed – and there are tons of changes. First off, one of the biggest complaints that Eric talked about was the setting and environments. They were not unique enough. In Conduit 2, you will be traveling all over the world, keeping everything fresh and interesting to look at while playing. Also, the levels are no longer linear. You will have objectives