Suzuki Yu
True Gamer
هذي هيه المجموعة اللي أعلنت عنها سيجا في معرض ال E3
<LI>House of the Dead: The demo seen at E3 was of the first level of the original arcade light gun game. Naturally, with no attachment, you must use the key pad to target the zombies that shamble in your direction. This early build looked pretty good. While not exactly as creepy as the full-blown arcade experience, it certainly looked better than that botch-job Saturn edition.
<LI>Super Monkey Ball 3D: SEGA Mobile enjoyed some solid success with their 2D edition of Monkey ball, but this port of the 3D N-Gage/GBA edition is sure to introduce another swatch of gamers to SEGA's goofball brand. For the uninitiated, you control a little monkey in a transparent capsule, trapped in a series of high-strung mazes.
<LI>SEGA Rally: The classic rally racer makes it's debut on 3D-enabled handset in late 2005. You can select your ride and pick your track, then tear it up. If you're familiar with the original, then you'll feel right at home here. While you may miss the racing wheel (who doesn't?), the simple controls feel tighter than most racers we've played.
<LI>Sonic Darts: It's darts. With Sonic.
<LI>Sonic Hearts: It's hearts. With Sonic.
<LI>Paperboy: SEGA is bringing the arcade classic to handsets. This release looks like a very faithful transfer. The handlebar controller is missing, but the thumbpad is a decent approximation.
<LI>Ollie King: Skateboarding action. The arcade game was in full 3D with a skateboard controller, the mobile edition is pseudo-3D, shown from a quarter view. The controls felt a little loose - we had trouble pulling off some tricks. But practice may make perfect.
مجموع كبيرة الصراحة , شكله سيجا جادة في هذا المجال لمن سوت استوديو خاص بقسم العاب
الهاتف الخليوي
<LI>House of the Dead: The demo seen at E3 was of the first level of the original arcade light gun game. Naturally, with no attachment, you must use the key pad to target the zombies that shamble in your direction. This early build looked pretty good. While not exactly as creepy as the full-blown arcade experience, it certainly looked better than that botch-job Saturn edition.
<LI>Super Monkey Ball 3D: SEGA Mobile enjoyed some solid success with their 2D edition of Monkey ball, but this port of the 3D N-Gage/GBA edition is sure to introduce another swatch of gamers to SEGA's goofball brand. For the uninitiated, you control a little monkey in a transparent capsule, trapped in a series of high-strung mazes.
<LI>SEGA Rally: The classic rally racer makes it's debut on 3D-enabled handset in late 2005. You can select your ride and pick your track, then tear it up. If you're familiar with the original, then you'll feel right at home here. While you may miss the racing wheel (who doesn't?), the simple controls feel tighter than most racers we've played.
<LI>Sonic Darts: It's darts. With Sonic.
<LI>Sonic Hearts: It's hearts. With Sonic.
<LI>Paperboy: SEGA is bringing the arcade classic to handsets. This release looks like a very faithful transfer. The handlebar controller is missing, but the thumbpad is a decent approximation.
<LI>Ollie King: Skateboarding action. The arcade game was in full 3D with a skateboard controller, the mobile edition is pseudo-3D, shown from a quarter view. The controls felt a little loose - we had trouble pulling off some tricks. But practice may make perfect.
مجموع كبيرة الصراحة , شكله سيجا جادة في هذا المجال لمن سوت استوديو خاص بقسم العاب
الهاتف الخليوي