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Game Forum / Nintendo / GameCube / January 2005New GCN Sonic game before end of year
Yuji Naka reveals there will be another Sonic Cube game hopefuly before the end of this year In an exclusive interview to Nintendo Official Magazine UK Yuji Naka revealed that he was working on another Sonic Game for the Gamecube and hopes it will be finished before the end of the year. http://www.sonichq.org/news/index.php/id.1206 meh. i bet it sucks. I've lost faith in Naka over the last few years. but what the hell, maybe he'll redeem himself with something awesome. a "New" one? or another remixed special edition? > Yuji Naka reveals there will be another Sonic Cube game hopefuly before > the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > meh. i bet it sucks. I've lost faith in Naka over the last few years. but > what the hell, maybe he'll redeem himself with something awesome. Hi Will they include a camera that doesn't cause headache anymore? i dont even have all available versions, because i dont like the f.cking viewpoint in this games. the camera is always much to near, i would prefer a wide angle view with a natural camera movement. Maybe the sonic team should have a look at mario sunshine. i like the little hedgehog, but the 2 games i have from this franchise are almost unplayable becaue of the f.cking camera setup. a game that causes headache is bullshit... :O( chris > Yuji Naka reveals there will be another Sonic Cube game hopefuly before > the > end of this year > In an exclusive interview to Nintendo Official Magazine UK Yuji Naka > revealed that he was working on another Sonic Game for the Gamecube and > hopes it will be finished before the end of the year. Christoph Kögler wrote: > Hi > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > almost unplayable becaue of the f.cking camera setup. a game that > causes headache is bullshit... :O( If the camera was pulled back farther, so Sonic was smaller on the screen, more towards the middle of the viewpoint instead of the back, you wouldn't get a headache? *That* sounds like BS, to me. I can understand a low or inconsistent framerate being hard on the eyes, but the position of the character in the viewpoint? Maybe you just didn't express yourself the way you intended? You must not like action movies, especially stuff like The Bourne Supremacy, Resident Evil, Jet Li, James Bond, Steven Segal, or newer Jacki Chan. With all of the up too close action sequences (really "gets" you into that action) you must get a migraine. ;)  SignatureScott Game Pilgrimage http://users4.ev1.net/~sheath > If the camera was pulled back farther, so Sonic was smaller on the screen, > more towards the middle of the viewpoint instead of the back, you wouldn't > get a headache? Yes. The Problem for me is even worse in 3D first person shooter games. There the problem is having to look left and right and thus making very unnatural moves with the camera, while not moving with the body and so the brain gets confused between not feeling a movement but seeing rapid turns to the left an the right. I think it is similar to become seasick, where you feel the movement of the ship but cant see your environment moving because you are inside the ship. In games like mario sunshine or zelda the camera works quite different and thus i dont get any headache :O) > *That* sounds like BS, to me. I can understand a low or inconsistent > framerate being hard on the eyes, but the position of the character in the > viewpoint? Camera near the character forces me to look left and right more like in a first persen view and that is the problem. camera more far away results in much less camera movement and so there is no problem. > You must not like action movies, especially stuff like The Bourne > Supremacy, Resident Evil, Jet Li, James Bond, Steven Segal, or newer > Jacki Chan. With all of the up too close action sequences (really "gets" > you into that action) you must get a migraine. ;) No problems with movies. as long as i am not sitting in the first row of seats in the cinema. I only have problems with first person games and i have been playing since the early 80es and first encountered this effect with doom. And talking about the movies, there the camera doesnt look left and right all the time. i cant remember a movie where the camera moved the same way like in games like doom for example. Chris Christoph Kögler wrote: >>If the camera was pulled back farther, so Sonic was smaller on the screen, >>more towards the middle of the viewpoint instead of the back, you wouldn't [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > cant remember a movie where the camera moved the > same way like in games like doom for example. Yeah, that problem is fairly common with a lot of folks. I never noticed Sonic games letting you look left and right while you're running, but the adventure stages let you quite a bit. I can see how that'd be very much like an FPS, and cause the same issues for folks that have issues there. > Chris SignatureScott Game Pilgrimage http://users4.ev1.net/~sheath > Yes. The Problem for me is even worse in 3D first person shooter > games. There the problem is having to look left and right and thus [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > In games like mario sunshine or zelda the camera works quite > different and thus i dont get any headache :O) I totally agree. As well I welcome the fact that on most recent FPS they removed the up and down effect when you walk, it makes it less painful. The left and right issue does not happen too much if you are in the open air, big rooms or large corridors. The worst situation is tight corridors in a maze like level where you try to find your way. Another thing that can be annoying is the vertical angle, for example in games where you see the action from above. I bought X Men: legends the other day and I really hate the camera, because the angle is very vertical and must be something like 45?. You cannot see very far around the characters if ennemies are coming. As well if you are on a big level and a little bit lost, if you try to identify objetcs around that would give yo a clue where you are, you tend to play with the C-stick to move the camera but that does not help at all. In consequence you tend to move a lot in all direction, come back to see what is on the other side, it really is exhausting sometimes. On several occasion I surprised myself to lower my face closer to the TV and trying to "look up" as it would make the angle of vision better, a little bit like in racing games when you see players move their body left or right whenever they negociate a tight corner. Antonin I agree with the horrible camera on all the Sonic Games for Gamecube that I have played. Almost every other game i have played, even if it has bad camera angles, is usually playable. But these Sonic games just made me mad. Getting stuck because you couldnt see where you were, falling off things because you couldnt tell where you were, and just the camera flying around all over the place sometimes. As I mentioned though, I am fine with most games. I am mostly a PC gamer, and am used to all kinds of camera angles and problems that arise from them. >"Christoph Kögler" <cronoz@gmx.de> a écrit dans le message de >news:csc9ba$len$05$1@news.t-online.com... [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > >Antonin |
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