Daily Briefs (May 9) – Cruis’n Adventure (Arcade) / Boku no Hero Academia
Today’s Daily Briefs:
- Cruis’n Adventure
- Boku no Hero Academia: Battle for All
- Tiny Galaxy: The Do Over
Cruis’n Adventure
Cruis’n is the name of an arcade racing game series which was pretty popular in the 1990’s. If you’re one of those who really want a new entry, it looks like you’re in luck. Test machines for a new “Cruis’n Adventure” have popped up in some game centers in the United States, such as the Regal City North Stadium 14 Theater, in Chicago.
Here’s a picture of the test machine:
And it’s pretty much official: Nintendo licenced the game, which is in development at Raw Thrills. Here’s what one of the developers had to say about this:
That cabinet is just a test cabinet, for production it’s much cooler. Cruisn is designed from scratch, completely new engine. Basically what you see there is only a small fraction of what the game will be.
It looks like the game features:
- Three button layout on the control panel for view changes
- Better graphics than the Fast And Furious Super Cars games;
- Up to three N2O speed boosts
Source: Arcade Heroes
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Boku no Hero Academia
Here’s the latest trailer for Boku no Hero Academia, which comes out on May 19th in Japan:
https://youtu.be/9eT-0QC3PeA
https://youtu.be/2GciEQRPwiA
Tiny Galaxy: The Do Over
Here’s a trailer for Tiny Galaxy: The Do Over, the major update coming “soon” for Tiny Galaxy:
In case you missed it, here’s the list of changes/fixes/improvements:
- better graphics;
- lowered difficulty;
- hit boxes fixed for all sprites;
- level select menu redesigned;
- new start menu;
- more/better animations;
- audio fixes;
- general bug fixes;
- challenge levels (for each world), which are a way of making up for the lower difficulty. After all, even though the main levels are about 1/3 easier, the challenges are significantly harder;
- opening sequence redone;
- few more story scenes;
- more features/changes in the game.
