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Another perfect game to play during the winter months is NiGHTS into Dreams, especially Frozen Bell.
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Another perfect game to play during the winter months is NiGHTS into Dreams, especially Frozen Bell.
Feature for NiGHTS into Dreams on Sega Saturn from Official Sega Saturn Magazine 10 - August 1996 (UK)
This issue can be found here:
https://www.outofprintarchive.com/catalogue/officialsegasaturnmagazine.html
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@[email protected] First played this on Xbox Live, but it made me go back to the Saturn version as soon as I could afford it.
I didn't think I'd enjoy this game as much as I do to be honest.
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While I'm glad that the game has been available on a lot more systems, nothing ever beat the Saturn version as the controls never felt as smooth in any of the ports as they did in the original 2 releases on the Saturn.
And it's not just because of the 3D controller either.
There's something a little messed up with how the ports don't really feel like they have 360 controls, but instead 8 way directional controls mapped to the analogue sticks.
Very weird.
@[email protected] I dunno if the PS2 remaster changed the controls to be that way, but they did remove a lot of content like the Sonic easter egg level and stuff; and then used that one for the Xbox Live, PSN and PC ports, so it could come from that.
I can't say I noticed it on the 360 version, but can't speak for the PC and PS2/3 ports though.
I plan on getting the Steam version since it has the HD and Saturn visual options, so I'll have to see if that one does it.
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It can be rather subtle but if you’ve played NiGHTS as much as I have, it really jumps out at you and is rather jarring.