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emerald golvellius escribió:@Hola Men Musha Aleste no se puede nunca nombrar,es carta prohibida,es TOAPLAN+COMPILE es como ese personaje que para jugar a dobles no te lo puedes pillar,por que te pegan los chicos mayores del salon.

lo siento pero tienes un strike,me sabe mal pero tengo las manos atadas...

sirgo79 escribió:por lo que veo el santo grial es el Darius Alpha...

emerald golvellius escribió:una cosa muy curiosa que nunca he podido ver funcionando son las Gafas 3D Darius para PC Engine,me gustaria algun dia probar eso,las fabrico Sony.


se supone que fueron ¿regaladas?con Darius Alpha?,cuesta encontrar info sobre esto,a ver si ustedes saben algo.

sirgo79 escribió:

emerald golvellius escribió:una cosa muy curiosa que nunca he podido ver funcionando son las Gafas 3D Darius para PC Engine,me gustaria algun dia probar eso,las fabrico Sony.


se supone que fueron ¿regaladas?con Darius Alpha?,cuesta encontrar info sobre esto,a ver si ustedes saben algo.

no tenía ni idea de las gafas, que cosa más curiosa!

entonces con el darius alpha se podían usar? pues vaya...

sirgo79 escribió:Pues buscando sobre el tema de las gafas lo único que he encontrado ha sido éste tweet del 2015:

https://twitter.com/sarasiru/status/681086782616649728

parece ser un artículo muy raro, pero no creo que fuese para supergrafx. Mas bien me parecede que eran para el Super Darius en formato CD de PC Engine.

As a side note, NEC Avenue also released 3D glasses for Super Darius (picture on the left) and it is believed that the same glasses were included with each copy of Darius Alpha. What is certain, though, is that the glasses were also available in a blister pack with a Super Darius 3D Glasses sticker affixed to it. The 3D glasses were manufactured by Sony (3D Handycam) and rely on a 3D effect called the Pulfrich effect (also known as Nuoptix) - a dark lens is placed over one eye and 'delays' the incoming image, thus simulating an apparent 3D effect (arguably, you could take a pair of old sunglasses and remove one of the lenses out to simulate the same effect). Obviously, the effect only works for lateral motion, but gives a convincing perception of depth to Darius (and to any other horizontal shooters for that matter!).

txefoedu escribió:Esto he visto del tema de las gafas. Un video de mala calidad y una web que comenta los Darius de PC Engine más algo sobre las gafas

http://www.videogameden.com/hucard.htm?dar

As a side note, NEC Avenue also released 3D glasses for Super Darius (picture on the left) and it is believed that the same glasses were included with each copy of Darius Alpha. What is certain, though, is that the glasses were also available in a blister pack with a Super Darius 3D Glasses sticker affixed to it. The 3D glasses were manufactured by Sony (3D Handycam) and rely on a 3D effect called the Pulfrich effect (also known as Nuoptix) - a dark lens is placed over one eye and 'delays' the incoming image, thus simulating an apparent 3D effect (arguably, you could take a pair of old sunglasses and remove one of the lenses out to simulate the same effect). Obviously, the effect only works for lateral motion, but gives a convincing perception of depth to Darius (and to any other horizontal shooters for that matter!).