Possumowner
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Goddamit that looks nice.A day 1 for me,love me abit of old style platform adventuring
OMGosh. Will this have the mouse form that can run on walls and upside down on ceilings (with certain kinds of tiles)? A boomerang?
I love this series so much, and the level design looks great, but the art style is even more intrusive in motion than I feared.
Considering how strongly they're playing up its Japanese roots in that trailer, it's ironic and unfortunate that the game looks so very un-Japanese.
They really should have just gone with a low-fi 3D update of the stylised, pastel-coloured Sega titles.
The old games (and Japanese games generally) employ desaturated, low-contrast tones and less detail in backgrounds to make high-contrast, brightly coloured foreground characters and obstacles stand out more. Here though, everything is high contrast and high detail, making the screen look a little too busy. It's a standard (and popular) approach to western visual design.
I love this series so much, and the level design looks great, but the art style is even more intrusive in motion than I feared.
Considering how strongly they're playing up its Japanese roots in that trailer, it's ironic and unfortunate that the game looks so very un-Japanese.
They really should have just gone with a low-fi 3D update of the stylised, pastel-coloured Sega titles.
The old games (and Japanese games generally) employ desaturated, low-contrast tones and less detail in backgrounds to make high-contrast, brightly coloured foreground characters and obstacles stand out more. Here though, everything is high contrast and high detail, making the screen look a little too busy. It's a standard (and popular) approach to western visual design.
Monster Boy is not a Sega IP, it's the spiritual successor by the original team.
Oh, this is Game Atelier? The only game of theirs I've played was Flying Hamster, which was resoundingly mediocre. Have they done anything better since?
Aww yes.
Was this a kickstarter project? If so, I should have backed.
Is it made by any of the original peeps who worked on the actual arcade game?
Or am I confused? Isnt this a SEGA IP, and oh yeah , how come monster boy in wonderland became adventure island on the nes, and made by hussoft?
trying not to be a negative nancy here but this is incredibly ugly.
sorry m8s just not for me, i guess.
Is this from a Japanese studio? The music was Japanese, but the game looks western.
Whoa! Looks awesome.
I remember Christmas Eve, 1989. My mom got me this game:
Is this from a Japanese studio? The music was Japanese, but the game looks western.