SEGA Europe Limited today announced that NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, the sequel to the critically-acclaimed hit NiGHTS, will feature a two-player mode and network support at launch. SEGA also unveiled plans to reawaken the Artificial Life (A-Life) feature in NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, which gives gamers the freedom to oversee and develop their own sandbox environment enabling them to capture, raise, and even combine the inhabitants from the world of Nightopia.
Unlike any other game available today, NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams will deliver the feeling of flight through the innovative Wii Remote. Players will glide, spiral and loop through a variety of mystical dream worlds packed with action and adventure as they dive and blast through rings, gather orbs and come up against fantastic and unforgettable boss battles. Anchored by a storyline about courage, hope and inspiration, NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams is an ideal game for the entire family.
NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams unfolds in Nightopia, the spectacular dream world of two young characters, Helen and Will. Struggling to overcome the every day challenges of growing up, these two 12-year-olds find their real life experiences spilling over into their dreams. As Helen and Will fall into a deep sleep, they are greeted by NiGHTS, a fantasy jester, who leads them to explore the rich and vibrant land of Nightopia. Along the way, NiGHTS helps the youngsters bravely face their fears by finding inventive ways to confront, outpace, and outwit foes - such as the villainous Nightmarens. Through the freedom of flight, execution of stunning acrobatic moves and tapping into special abilities that enable gamers to combat danger and restore peace to Nightopia.
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Originally posted by: Professional 666
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle all over again.
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Originally posted by: GoldenPhoenix
Sega is hoping that the more junk they cram into the game, the less people will care about its suckage.
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the feeling of flight through the innovative Wii Remote. Players will glide, spiral and loop
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Originally posted by: Kairon
/cry WHY the negativity?
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Thinks the story of a roller-skating hedgehog can have philosophical merit.
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Originally posted by: Infernal Monkey
This is about as exciting as when Nintendo announced Metroid Prime 2 would be multiplayer.
