
SEGA’s legendary Dreamcast rhythm game “Space Channel 5 ” is coming to virtual reality as ”Space Channel 5 VR Kinda Funky News Flash!". Heroine Ulala will navigate you through the world of “Space Channel 5”
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Languages: English*, Japanese*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $24.99 | 76reviews | 93% | — | $45K |
| $24.99 | 327ratings | 88% | — | not modelled |
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This game is VR done right. The models and textures are colorful and very clear, the stages are vibrant and large and the gameplay is fun. Not only is it an amazing adaptation of a cult classic rhythm game, but it involving your whole body to do the iconic sequences from older titles would make any Space Channel 5 fan scream for joy. The level of engagement this game brings from the dances, to the interactions with the characters in a short time sets the bar high for other VR titles. I do hate that the experience is so short-lived compared to previous SC5 titles and with no hopes for an update, but this game does it right and does it very well.
Gleich vorweg, ich werde das Spiel zurück geben. An sich würde ich es auch eher neutral bewerten. Ich finde die Idee, wie man hier an die Tänze geführt wird, recht gut. Z.b. gekoppelt mit einem Gegner, der lange Riesenfäuste in zu einem schickt. Wenn man hier nun nicht die richtige Tanzpose macht, bekommt man sie ab und es gilt als Fehler (3 kann man machen). Man selbst aktiviert durch bestimmte Posen auch sowas wie Munition, was man dann zum Gegner schleudert. Das macht im Vergleich zu anderen Tanzspielen viel, viel mehr Spaß. Nun komme ich aber zu Runde Nummer 3 und habe keinen Plan, was ich da falsch mache. Ich wiederhole die Bewegungen, wie sie vorgegeben wurden. Aber es wird ständig als Fehler gezählt. Nun bekommt man aber auch verbale Anweisungen, vielleicht überhöre ich da was. Bei den quietsche-grellen Animestimmen kann das durchaus sein. Die schmerzen ein wenig im Kopf. Das auch nur ungefähr die Hälfte der Spieler Nummer 3 abgeschlossen haben, ist zumindest ein kleiner Trost. Zur Länge des Spieles kann ich nichts sagen. Viele beschweren sich, dass es zu kurz ist. Mag sein. Da man nur weiter kommt, wenn man ein Level schafft, habe ich keine Ahnung. Es gibt einen Story-modus, Arcade und irgendwas mit Tribal oder so. Letzteres konnte ich nicht testen, da man vorher irgendwas anderes schaffen muss. Ansonsten aber recht witzig, wenn auch sehr kitschig in der Aufmachung (passt aber irgendwie). Hatsune-Fans können hier zumindest mit ihren Star zusammen tanzen. Da ich vermute, dass ich einen Fehler mache, will ich das Spiel nicht negativ bewerten.
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its a little expensive for the amount of play time but it's honestly really fun.
I give this game my glowing recommendation with one huge caveat. If you are a Space Channel 5 fan, the only complaint here is that the game is rather short, not that the other two were particularly long, but I do wish it had an extra level or two. If you aren't a Space Channel 5 fan, well, I don't know anyone who actually HATES Space Channel 5, you either love it, or it's just kind of a thing, and that is where your mileage may vary. If you can, find a way to emulate the first game (redream is a great option), and if you like that, grab the second game here on steam, it's a good version. If you like those games, then you will enjoy this one. Even though the game is short, I was engaged the entire time. Ulala has been an iconic sega character since 2000, and deserves to have a continued legacy. I also l ove that while they smoothed out her character model, they didn't change her looks one iota to modernize her or anything like that. In fact, all the characters you run into from previous games look exactly as they should, albeit with a higher polygon count, which was necessary as you are literally only feet from them. The controls are fluid and responsive, but they are exactly what you would expect from a Space Channel 5 game, Up Down Up Down Shoot Shoot Shoot is in all Sega gamer's lexicons for a reason. They did add various poses that you have to follow, and a new barrier move. Dodging the tapioca punches was something else. 10/10 would grab Ulala's ass again.
A memory Trip in VR cut extremely shot. like less then 1 hour short for main,,, Good thing theres some extra to be had here but I doubt it will cover the cost
My childhood in vr ;(((
This game conditioned me to become a cat girl that advertises for Honda and Toyota. Good game.
I'm huge fan of this series and this was a nice nostalgic trip for me.
It's an absolute blast on Quest 2! Every movement is working great, leave the actual time to perform each move (unlike its predecessors with the gamepad) and the "secrets" align with Ulala's movements (performing like she does is made so we can get all of the secrets)! That's good!!
It’s good… but definitely not good enough for the price tag. The 4th chapter of part two is half of the total game time from this game (main story). I highly recommend waiting for a sale. I’ll still give it a thumbs up because you give Jaguar a high five and it’s great.
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