The first world shown in the demo was a lush area, where NiGHTS is pictured soaring over sparkling waterfalls, flying alongside schools of tropical fish, diving between huge bubbles, and darting through narrow tunnels of rock. The gameplay footage was kept brief, but it showed NiGHTS traveling a set path, going through rings, and generally just flying about as in the original NiGHTS game.
The darker side of the game takes place in the Nightmare realm, where you'll encounter the game's bosses. Little was revealed about this world, but Gamespot's Greg Mueller did get a glimpse and a brief description of one of the boss stages. The idea is to have boss stages that play out differently than the usual combat-focused boss stages. The example given was a huge, patchwork jester-looking boss that behaves like a giant rubber ball. It's your job to bounce the boss through a maze and get him to the top of a tower. Very little information was given beyond that, and they didn't get to see much of the battle in motion, but if nothing else it seems like the bosses in Journey of Dreams could be an interesting change of pace from the typical boss encounters in other games.
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SEGA have brought so many wonderful franchises into the gaming world, one can almost begin to forget the sheer number of them. Despite this, a great many of them are yet to make an appearance on the Xbox One, a place where they would surely be welcomed with open arms.
This list covers some of the most pressing ones, and paints a picture of just how much Microsoft fans are missing out on.
They all deserve another chance on ps4, switch and Xbox one. Sega is actually seeing some profit on the games they have published so they may venture into developing and releasing older IP's. I am looking forward to Sakura Wars and I hope it releases on ps4 and Switch.
Weird article. "Belong" is a strange word to use, and not enough legitimate reasons are given as to why Xbox One in particular and not others.
For those that care not to dredge through 10 pages:
1) Yakuza
2) Daytona USA
3) Initial D
4) Phantasy Star Online
5) House of the Dead
6) Super Monkey Ball
7) Virtua Tennis
8) Persona
9) Panzer Dragoon
10) Nights
Yakuza would just flop on Xbox One with its heavily Japanese focused eccentricities
Persona even moreso
None of those would sell well on Xbox
Some of them already had some presence on previous Xbox consoles and they didnt sell
"10 Sega Franchises That never should be in the Xbox One cause they don't deserve it"
^^^ Article Title fixed ;)
Guns, girls, cars and dreams in week two of the SEGA list.
House of the deads, Panzer dragoons, space harrier, virtua on/Cop and shoot even shenmue.
VR is the perfect platform for every rail shooter. From House of the Dead to Virtua Cop or even Time Crisis, Silent Scope..
They can also bring their racing franchises back, like Scud Race, Daytona, Sega Rally, Crazy Taxi, 18 Wheeler..
So many hidden treasures just waiting to be brought back.
GameEnthus Podcast ep274: Rodent Happy Meal or Controller to Life This week Goose (@WhoDaGoose) joins Mike(@AssaultSuit), Tiny(@ Tiny415) and Aaron(@I nd1fference) to talk about: Gerbil Physics, Windows Phone, McDonald’s, Touch2Play, Kidzpace, Nights Into Dreams, Nights Journey of Dreams, The Real Ghostbusters, Larry Storch, Blackstar, Filmation, He-man, Thundarr the Barbarian, Meteor Man, Blank Man, MovieStop, Jurassic Park, Independence Day Resurgence, … Continue Reading →