Hello people, and welcome to a different version of Field Artwork Brawl!
Final time, we took a have a look at the fourth entry in Capcom’s Mega Man franchise: Mega Man 4 for the NES. It wasn’t an in depth one, both; removed from it! A whopping 79% of you most popular the Japanese variant, with the EU model bringing in 15% of the vote, and the North American model trailing considerably at 7%.
This week, we will be taking a look at a basic FPS for the GameCube: Timesplitters 2. It is onerous to imagine that this recreation is now 20 years outdated, as a result of in some ways, it nonetheless feels as recent because it did again in 2002. That includes a narrative mode and the basic arcade mode, it gained legions of followers and stays one of the crucial enjoyable experiences you’ll be able to have with an FPS title to this very day.
Clearly, this brawl will likely be a duel between North America and Europe, since Timesplitters 2 was by no means launched in Japan. Sufficient speaking although, let’s get cracking!
Be sure you solid your votes within the ballot beneath; however first, let’s try the field artwork designs themselves.
North America
North America’s field artwork for Timesplitters 2 includes a single character entrance and centre, pointing a fairly big gun in direction of the viewer. There’s an entire bunch of strobe results coming from the centre and shifting outwards, however in any other case, there’s not an entire lot of color happening right here. The brand itself is sweet and daring within the centre of the picture.
Europe
Europe’s variant is kind of totally different, that includes three separate characters in a composition that resembles comedian e book artwork, with panels separating every of the characters. Not solely that, however the art work itself is extra stylised; it is busier and there is extra happening, but it surely makes for a lovely picture general. The brand is a bit smaller right here and sits decrease than the NA variant, however we would not need it to cowl that beautiful art work.
Thanks for voting! We’ll see you subsequent time for one more spherical of the Field Artwork Brawl.
