X-Men Prototype for 32x

[Pingfa]

http://www.segasaturno.com/portal/index ... ic_id=3969

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv2SXc06 ... r_embedded

Hmm...

[nickfil]

holy fuck that game looks awful. Probably a reason it got canned

[racketboy]

I still don't think that looks like a 32X game. The polygon count seems kinda high, doesn't it?
It looks more like a early Saturn/PS1 game.

[nickfil]

I still don't think that looks like a 32X game. The polygon count seems kinda high, doesn't it?
It looks more like a early Saturn/PS1 game.

maybe. It looks like it could've been in the style of clayfighter though.

Despite it's quality. Still.... pretty cool to check that out. I wonder if the rom is going to get dumped at some point.

[Niode]

Nah, it could definitely have been done on the 32x there's not much 3D in there. Only the box rooms. The sprites are just that, 2D sprites. Done in a similar way to DKC or Mortal Kombat.

The room textures are very low resolution and over all the game is very low resolution. That kind of basic geometry is definitely possible on the 32x. It's no more advanced than Doom.

[Anayo]

It looks like it uses Raycasting, not polygons.

[racketboy]

OK -- gotta love those little tricks

[nickfil]

OK -- gotta love those little tricks

for real. When i was a kid clayfighter and mortal kombat made me freak out.

here is a pic that got posted on reddit's gaming section a while ago. It is Goro's stop motion setup from MK1. I imagine they probably did something similar.
http://twitpic.com/7xwe8

Somewhere out there is a bishop statue floating around with a defunct 32x cart.

[racketboy]

haha -- funny to think about

[Anayo]

OK -- gotta love those little tricks

for real. When i was a kid clayfighter and mortal kombat made me freak out.

here is a pic that got posted on reddit's gaming section a while ago. It is Goro's stop motion setup from MK1. I imagine they probably did something similar.
http://twitpic.com/7xwe8

Somewhere out there is a bishop statue floating around with a defunct 32x cart.

Lol, I've got that picture. Physically real models used for stop-mo stuff absolutely fascinates me, like those pics of the clay sculptures they used for the baddies in Doom, or the monsters from Ray Harryhausen movies.