How NiGHTS: Journey into Dreams adapts to your weather

By Spencer . November 5, 2007 . 3:06pm

NiGHTS: Journey into Dreams has a new section of gameplay that has little to do with flying and more with raising a pet. The A-Life (artificial life) system from the Saturn game is changed into an evolving mode where you raise creatures. When you play the game you can collect items to make their lives more comfortable, but be wary of the weather. If it’s raining in real life, it just may pour in A-Life too. Now this is a novel way to use Nintendo Wi-Fi or an internet ready system. NiGHTS: Journey into Dreams adds in traditional online use too. You can also invite friends to visit your garden and exchange items over Nintendo Wi-Fi.

TAGS: Nights, Sega, Wii

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3 Responses to “How NiGHTS: Journey into Dreams adapts to your weather”

Mr. Mee Says:
November 5th, 2007 at 4:44 pm

Here’s to hoping that this feature is on the Wii version of Animal Crossing.

Andrew Says:
November 5th, 2007 at 7:36 pm

Cheers, Siliconera for being probably the only gaming blog that hasn’t joked about the quality of the graphics, which is secondary in my opinion. Nights can only be a better game by having this neat option implemented.

TacoBeaver Says:
November 6th, 2007 at 12:13 pm

maaaaaan this makes me nostalgic
this remembers me of the chaos of sonic adventure, IT WAS AWESOME