Ok, I totaly got my ass handed to me on a silver plater by Jackie. What sagely advice are you going to tell me to avoid his cards, video game?
"Get his cloak off him before you attack!"
Yes, thank you video game, oy vay. :/
The Marketplace listing via the console was fucked up when I tried it. Had to pick it up from Xbox.com.Is this only available to gold? I get an error when trying to purchase.
It's definitely 8-way.
So did they actually bump the framerate to 60 fps?
I was pretty disappointed that the PS2 version was only 30 fps. The Saturn version used a strange technique in which the 2D background moved at 60 fps while the foreground ran at half that. This was not present in the PS2 version (in any mode).
I assume the game is locked at 30, though, and that's probably a timing issue like JSR. :\
I figured that out. It's worst trying to adjust up or down slightly when flying horizontally, nothing happens.It's not. Hold the analog stick and very very slowly turn in by millimeter. The real problem is that 8 ways are "sticky" and with quick movements Nights position "snaps" to default 8 ways.
This is spot on.I'd guess the control change was intended as an improvement to help you stay in a straight line. I remember it being difficult to hit all the stars/orbs in extended straight lines at first. Now it's more difficult to adjust for hoops, smooth curves replaced by zigzags. It's a real shame there's no option for original controls.
Sorry if posted already.
Whats the GAF consensus, 360 or ps3? and why?
A-ranked every stage except Splash Garden on my first attempt. Still got it after all these years.
The Marketplace listing via the console was fucked up when I tried it. Had to pick it up from Xbox.com.
Saturn.
Controls.
I think the benefit of the Saturn's controls is outweighed by the fact that it's the Sega Saturn.
The most ridiculous thing I have read on the web today.
I think the benefit of the Saturn's controls is outweighed by the fact that it's the Sega Saturn.
I think the benefit of the Saturn's controls is outweighed by the fact that it's the Sega Saturn.
I think the benefit of the Saturn's controls is outweighed by the fact that it's the Sega Saturn.
Hey, that's the third best Sega console you're talking about
Joking! It was a joke.
It's been a while since I've played the PS2 version, (I bought it, then went back to the Saturn version after playing it for a while, because of the changes) but I agree with you. I think I'd have noticed if the controls were like the HD version. I'll go hook up my PS2 this weekend and double check this.
The PS2 version's issues were that NiGHTS felt a little bit slower, and/or the time between links was a bit less forgiving, making the higher chains from the Saturn version much more difficult if not impossible. (for me) But to a new player, the PS2 version was fine.
If the HD version were nothing but the PS2 version in HD, that would be fine, but the controls are not nearly as smooth. That the controls are "broken" might sound hyperbolic, because the game is still completely playable. But NiGHTS is a game where the fluidity of control and looping is a critical component of that dreamy feeling of flying, and that part is broken in the HD version. The PS3 version, at least.
Well, to be fair, using a Saturn with a modern HDTV is going to produce very poor results and hurt the game more than any control issues with the HD version.The most ridiculous thing I have read on the web today.
I've never played Nights, but I'll probably just get this without even trying the demo. It sounds sublime.
Well, to be fair, using a Saturn with a modern HDTV is going to produce very poor results and hurt the game more than any control issues with the HD version.
I have a decent plasma and the Saturn looks terrible on it (which is why I only use it on a CRT display).Strongly disagree there. At least on a decent plasma.
I'd rather play the Saturn game again in spite of a blurry mess on screen. This snapping into up/down/left/right ruins it. It's playable, but not as good.Well, to be fair, using a Saturn with a modern HDTV is going to produce very poor results and hurt the game more than any control issues with the HD version.
How do I attain the Dreamy acrobat rating, GAF?
I almost bought this blindly... But of course Sega had to fuck it up. I'll wait for a discount.
I'd rather play the Saturn game again in spite of a blurry mess on screen. This snapping into up/down/left/right ruins it. It's playable, but not as good.
Wow, it's that bad huh?I'd rather play the Saturn game again in spite of a blurry mess on screen. This snapping into up/down/left/right ruins it. It's playable, but not as good.
It's not fucked up, it's just not perfect. Man it's 10 bucks.
So is everyone saying that the controls are stiff? Like NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams stiff? Or just a feeling like they are not as tight as the original?
"Not perfect" means "not at full price" for me.