Japon Previews - Sonic Adventure (Consoles Plus)
From Sonic Retro
Japon Previews - Sonic Adventure is a preview of the Dreamcast game Sonic Adventure in French magazine Consoles+.
Translate by enni: On up:It was on August 22 that the official presentation of the first Sega game for the Dreamcast took place, the aptly named Sonic Adventure.
This time, that's it. Sega launched into the distribution of slaps The skeptics, the curmudgeons, the fans, in short everyone were on the floor after only three minutes of a video presentation of Sonic Adventure. Everyone having found their seat, the Sonic Team could make their entrance. Naka in the lead, proud of the shock wave he had just unleashed. The real-time demo could begin. Sonic, who hasn't been doing too well lately, was finding some color. Actually,it was like the first time, during a CES, we had discovered Sonic on Megadrive. We feel that there is dynamite in there!
"Well damn... gosh..." First real Sonic since: Sonic 3D according to Sonic Team (we forget the titles developed in the United States and during the Saturn period), the game is in free 3D. The degree of freedom dependsof the character, Sonic is thus limited to solid ground, whereas Tails can fly everywhere. The levels are three in number and larger than in Mario 64 which served as a model. They are also more complex: if you dive from the top of a mountain, you cross a layer
cloudy to discover a jungle and Inca ruins below. Continuing, we pass through the foliage of the trees to find ourselves in the jungle and, at the bend of a rock, we can discover an underground Unheard of! Note that the background of the screen is sometimes composed of a high quality photo 20 (exterior scenes) which scrolls in all directions. There are also a lot of little games to vary the pleasures, such as the shoot part which opposes the holder Eggman's flying-fortress planes to Tails' biplane that transforms into a super jet. On image:The circuits are reminiscent of those of F-Zoro X.
"SH4+ PowerURZ Big Bang" Once again (but it will soon be the norm), the Dreamcast offers technically and visually something never before seen. The graphics are ultra-fine and colorful.
