Sera el diseño dl anterior Nights.

Xq como prefieras el modelado de un monigote d Saturn... xD

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I'm Gokuu. Dragon Ball is my Life.

Para Son Gokou:

Por supuesto que me refiero al diseño o modelado del Nights fuera del juego... el de la carátula vamos.

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Un auténtico Nintendero es el que va al banco a cambiar 100 monedas por una vida.

No me gusta nada, esperaré a ver opiniones/reviews de gente/revistas, porque vamos, no me convence en absoluto.

Ese chico daña mi retina.

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Row Row Fight The Powah !!

el modelado anterior, te refieres al de las primeras imágenes?
http://gonintendo.com/wp-content/photos/57421520070330_180644_0_big.jpg

en serio lo prefieres? x_x

edit: ah ok , te refieres al modelado no ingame y del anterior nights, ya me estaba asustando xD

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I hear the music in my soul

Para twister:

Me refiero al NIGHTS DE SATURN. Ese que se ve en la parte inferior de dicha página de dicha publicación portuguesa. Para mi el modelado actual falla en lo poco que le cambiaron. El torso, esa especie de chaleco. Antes era más pequeño y no le cubría todo el torso. Tampoco me gusta el nuevo cuello. Y por último, LAS PESTAÑAS. Como se ve, antes eran "rectas", ahora se las dibujaron a "triangulitos", como queriendo delimitar cada pestaña. Otra cosa que no me gusta es que además el Nights de ahora en los artworks parece de plástico. Lo único qu eme gusta de los cambios que realizaron, fue el que le pusieran guantes. Prefiero este (el del artwork de la revista): A este (el de la versión Wii):

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Un auténtico Nintendero es el que va al banco a cambiar 100 monedas por una vida.

Joder, pues si que ha mejorado. Mira que no apostaba un duro por este juego. Me parecía que un proyecto de esta envergadura debía de estar más cuidado graficamente y que sega cometía un error al sacarlo de esa manera (sólo por aprovechar el tirón del revomando).
Aunque todavía no está al nivel de super mario galaxy en gráficos por un par de peldaños, por ahora se ha ganado mi atención en mayor grado.
Por cierto: ¿Cuándo sale a la venta en su primer mercado? Lo digo por si tienen tiempo de seguir mejorándolo...

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Those who crave the dark can not control the dark

El video es impresionante  
Parece que la cosa no va de recoger Ideyas si no atrapar al pajarraco de la llave.
De todas maneras me parece increíble el escenario del árbol y tal. A años luz del escenario del arrecife (?) que mostraron primero. Es que parecen para diferentes sistemas...

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Sr. Ghandi, ¿que piensa de la civilizacion occidental?... pues, que seria una buena idea...

Para The vagrant:

Creo que sale en noviembre, pero si no recuerdo mal habia leido hace unos dias que tenian pensado retrasarlo un poco, a finales de diciembre o algo asi para no competir con el mario galaxy (cosa muy acertada si de verdad se realiza ya que tienen tiempo para mejorarlo y yo para ahorrar y pillarmelo, jejeje)

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Codigo Mario Kart Wii: 1805-2266-9183

Se nota que sega cuando tarda en acabar el juego les sale redondo, me ha gustado sega rally y sonic rush 2, asi que este nights le tengo ganas.... aver si hacen esto apartir de ahora...

Para ver bien al nuevo Nights habría que mirar una imagen que se viera decentemente como ésta:

·  http://static.filefront.com/images/ybqpwqdate.jpg

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"Mantén tu mente tan limpia como un espejo pulido. Despeja tu mente como la tranquila superficie del agua. Concentra tu mente en ti mismo, manteniendo la calma".

Dios qué guapada el NiGHTS      no me esperaba que hubiera mejorado tanto graficamente, me ha sorprendido muchisimo, es muy bello

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Clave Smash Bros Brawl: 2664 3538 4308         Clave Mario Kart Wii: 1633 4308 8575

Son las impresiones de ign.

Let's make this perfectly clear: I'm one of those fans of the original Saturn version of Nights: Into Dreams, one who played it to death to the point where there was nothing more to see. I'm one of those gamers that begged and pleaded openly for SEGA and Sonic Team to revisit the property for a sequel. I'm one of those gamers who got annoyed at the company teasing with Nights cameos in other SEGA games; who got excited when SEGA gave away a really cool Game Boy Advance Nights gameplay/tech demo in Phantasy Star Online for the GameCube. And now I'm faced with the dilemma that is Nights: Journey of Dreams on the Wii.

Nights: Journey of Dreams was announced for the Wii a few months ago, and sped through development to make a Christmas release. It's been slowly taking shape between then and now, and it's been a rough journey…no pun intended. At the Electronic Entertainment Expo this July we had an opportunity to watch an early, choppy version of the game being played by a SEGA employee, but couldn't control it ourselves…we just had to imagine how the game might play simply by what was going on during the demo. And honestly, that doesn't really help a game that really needs to be played to understand - the Nights design isn't your traditional videogame.

So it's been two months since our last viewing of Nights: Journey of Dreams. It's on the show floor at Tokyo Game Show in SEGA's booth, in a high-profile space with more than a half-dozen kiosks dedicated to the game. And I have to say that, though the game has had its rough ups and downs and never really came across as a "high quality" Wii game in screens and early video…the demo that's here brings back that ol' Saturn feeling.

First, a little background: Nights is more a racing game with action than it is a platformer. The idea is to gracefully fly around the 3D environments on a 2D plane, looping around enemies, snagging orbs and flying through hoops for score. While this is going on, a timer's ticking away, so you have to make it to the "track's" finish line before the seconds expire. Each level is broken down by three laps, each one changing slightly from the one before it to let players explore portions of a level that the previous lap didn't let them see. At the end of each lap, the player's ranked by the score they earned on each lap, so players are encouraged to snag items and fly through hoops to keep a chain going that'll increase the multiplier. It's a fantastic, yet very deceptive game design that might not float everyone's boat. But it floats mine, and the Wii version captures a lot of that same Saturn magic, even if it's not doing it quite as impressively or as efficiently as it could have.

The Wii version's controlled via the Nunchuk's analog stick, and the Wii remote's only being used for its buttons - no waggle. I hear that the game will have many control schemes, including Classic Controller support as well as one that uses the Wii Remote's pointing function, but at TGS it was Nunchuk/Remote exclusively.

The demo starts out with you as a child, and you must climb up a chain to a cage that'll free the Nights jester. That's when the action really begins: lots of ups and downs and loops must be performed, but the main task is to catch up with a bird that's flying the course with a key in its beak. Attack the bird, grab the key, and head to the cage to start the second lap that heads down a slightly altered path in the 3D environment. The Wii version emphasizes the "racing" aspect of the design by showing a map of the course in the corner of the screen…much like every racing video game does.

At the end of the three laps, it's off to the boss battle. In one boss battle, you're up against a balloon clown that bounces around the environment - the idea is to attack it from below and bounce it up high to the top of a very pinball machine-inspired level layout to defeat it. In another boss battle, it's a chameleon lizard magician that hides in a cloud of purple mist - the idea is to make large loops to remove the mist in chunks and reveal where he's hiding.

There were some hidden treats that I saw other players doing that I couldn't recreate myself during my short hands-on. In one stage, for example, Nights can snag a pick-up that'll transform him into a dolphin (complete with the same jester clothing) to swim deep into the underwater areas. It was a neat addition that I'm looking forward to trying out myself.

I definitely came off of Nights: Journey of Dreams happier than I thought I would - I'm a little irked that the game's not as smooth as I would have liked. The Saturn game doesn't exactly have the smoothest framerate either, but in the first generation of 3D systems this was an area where we looked the other way, but now a herky jerky framerate can be a real gamekiller. It's not so bad, but it's hard to understand what's causing the framerate to dip every so often.

Para Kamalito:

He ido directamente al ultimo párrafo y me ha desilusionado un poco. Parece que aun el tema framerate esta algo verde. Este juego ha de ir fluido como la seda, sino para mi pierde parte de su encanto. Espero que hagan algo al respecto.

Opino igual , más les vale mejorarlo, que le bajen los gráficos si hace falta, el framerate lo veo más necesario

Para Albert Wesker:

Ahí lo tienes, y son impresiones de esta última versión

Pero sigo confiando en Sega! , TIENE que hacerlo bien.

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02/07/08...el día que Squaré me alegró después de 13 años de súplicas.  /__--*Chrono Trigger DS*--__\

Ya lo decia yo y ni puñetero caso  

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