Check this out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCDm48hbH0E
Check this out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCDm48hbH0E
Thumbs up.
I'd enjoy seeing more of the Disney titles from the Genesis age making a re-appearance.
OMG I'm so excited!!
FUCK YEAH! retro gaming is coming back baby!!!
I will contain my excitement until I see some gameplay footage. They better not turn this into a 3D version of the game! That would make my brain melt like mozzarella cheese on tray of lasagna cooking at 400 degrees in a General Electric oven! o_OQuote:
Originally Posted by Cucollins12
The apple practically shows that the remake will be based on the MD version. I'm curious to see how it goes, but it would have been better if they choose the MS version instead.
oh fuck
It's been confirmed.
http://www.gamespot.com/news/castle-...firmed-6406963
That actually looks sorta neat.
What's funny is that there is no sign of an eShop version. Looks like its worth a shot on Steam though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iron Lizard
I'm with you! I really like World of Illusion on Mega Drive, but the Illusion trilogy on Master System is very special to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by maxi
Still, I hope this is a success and we'll get more remakes like QuackShot and Land Of Illusion :)
joy another remake
im pretty sure its going to be awfull most of these remakes are awfull
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z36uOC8dew0
Sega has been working hard.. cant wait to see my daughter to play this!
If this gets a World of Illusion followup I'll be able to die a happy man.
I demand more modern games to be done in retro style. I'm not a fan of 2.5d.
Is this game for the PS2? The graphics sure look like it. In fact they might be a little worse than PS2 quality. Physics seem off as well.
Why is Australia making this and not Japan?
Whoever edited this video made a silly English voice over choice for the Japanese woman at 1:08. The woman just looks so soft spoken and slow paced in the way she is speaking, yet the voice over is all jazzed up. That just struck me as funny.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to the release on this one because I adore the original so much. It's cool to see some of these Disney classics getting re-releases. I'm going to get Duck Tales as well.
Does anyone know what the release date is? Graphics aren't a big deal for Disney games, Epic Mickey 2's graphics weren't the greatest. I'm looking forward to it!
Odd thing is those dude's don't "sound" Australian, they sound English. Surprised they are doing it here as everything else they are out sourcing due to high Australian costs (pay rates etc).Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Redifer
I thought they canned Sega Australia and took it back to Europe?
I think it looks good. At least they are getting it right and keeping with the art style being early Disney rather than the crap game they just released on the 3DS. I supose you could ask that it be in Rayman Legends quality 2D but I don't know if that would really benefit the game. It doesn't have to be super HD current gen graphics for it to be good. As long as it plays well.
This was the first Genesis game I ever played. It has made a lasting impression on me and will never stop being awesome. This and Altered Beast.
Perfect:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IATcTJ2d1M0
Now they can take every single platformer title from that generation (Sonic, Mario, Megaman...) and release like this. Imagine a new Ristar created by these people.
One shame the studio is closing...
Oh, so the original game wasn't only known for being an extremely hard game, but also had a hub world? You learn something new every day, that's some pretty thorough research there, Mr. Game Informer. :p
Other than that - if you ignore the graphics, which don't seem to be even in the same league as the original's when it comes to design, this looks better than expected, and it's cool to see they made some things that were basically cutscenes in the original playable, instead of the other way around.
And yeah, it almost kind of looks like they based this on some unfinished PS2 remake they had laying around.
OK, played until the library stage.
The game is a bit better than the original, but the SMS version is still better.
The art direction is very, very good. The candy world from the library, specially, is perfect, miles away from Sweet Mountain of Sonic Colors. My favorite part is inside the tea cup, with the "happy sugar blocks" :P
About the difficult, a lot of people are saying the game is easy. but the difficult, at least until stage 4, is practically the same of the original, like it or not.
One problem that I notice is the graphic is a bit shaky. I'm playing it with everything on full and max resolution for my monitor (1080) and had this problem. Maybe is only a poor optimization for certain VGAs, mine is HD7850.
We used to purchase games like this for full RRP, but now $15 seems a bit much for it haha. I'm looking more favourably towards Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons.
I downloaded the demo for this today but have not tried it yet.
I played the demo yesterday on XBLA, wasn't too impressed with it, but bought through Steam anyway as I never go by demos.
Played up to the first toy level and...sorry to say it, I don't like. The level design is non-existent, the visuals are bland, the controls seem off (input lag?), the game's too easy (falling off screen with only knock off one health point, not a life, and lives are dotted around so much that they're practically giving them away). The biggest complaint I have is the game is little more than a collect-a-thon; all you really need to do (besides heading for the exit) is to grab enough gems to open up the next level. Bland, bland, bland. Feels nothing like the original.
Most will prob enjoy this, but I didn't. Shame as I was really looking forward to it.