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<dreamerm42@...> escribió:
Yo es la primera vez que veo algo de ese juego, pero por lo
poquito que se
ve tiene q estar bien, yo el que como mucha gente habra jugado,
prove la
primera parte del juego con un scroll, brusco pero que estaba muy
bien.
A todo esto tanto Wonder Boy como Adventure Island se parecen
demasiado, son
diferentes juegos o un mismo juego con distinto nombre y
diferentes sprites?
Un saludo.
Son el mismo juego... según HUDSON (Adventure Island) o SEGA
(Wonderboy, que es el juego original) :D. Pero luego tuvieron
distintas partes y continuaciiones.
Como pone en WIKIPEDIA:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adventure_Island_%28video_game%29
Name change
For trademark reasons, Hudson Soft renamed the game, and revamped
the main character to be Takahashi Meijin, who is executive of
Hudson Soft. In the English language version they dubbed him "Master
Higgins". Wonder Boy, Adventure Island, and Revenge of Drancon (the
latter title was used on the American release of the Sega Game Gear
version, because a Wonder Boy sequel had already been released on
the system) are essentially the same game. Adventure Island's stage
design more closely resembles that of the Wonder Boy arcade version
than the Sega Master System version; the SMS version of Wonder Boy
featured, on every fourth area, original world designs that are not
found in either the Wonder Boy arcade version or Adventure Island.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Boy_%28Arcade%29
Clones
Escape teamed up with Hudson Soft to produce a conversion of the
game for the NES, but ran into legal difficulties when it emerged
that Sega owned the rights to the Wonder Boy name. With Sega and
Nintendo in direct competition at the time, it was unlikely that
Sega would be so willing to allow a major rival to use one of their
most valuable intellectual property assets.
To get around this hurdle, Hudson Soft simply had the graphics of
the main character and the title changed. The result was Adventure
Island, which instead of featuring Tom-Tom, featured a character
known as Master Higgins, who bore a striking resemblance to Tom-Tom,
albeit with a hat. The game was, however, Wonder Boy in all but
name. It was later ported to the MSX. Following that, the sequels to
Adventure Island and the sequels to Wonder Boy were from then on
completely unrelated.
Un saludo,
Salva
