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Dust Hill Zone Tileset conversion, by proximus, requires version 1.23

  • Rating: 8.2

Description

Dust Hill Zone: A level that was originally supposed to appear in the Sonic games but was removed before they were completed. A recreation for Jazz2.

Contains 5 Files

readme.txt 1.38 kB
dusthill1.j2l Dust Hill Zone 1 2.38 kB
dusthill2.j2l Dust Hill Zone 2 1.21 kB
Sonic Dust Hill Zone(2).j2t Sonic: Dust Hill Zone 40.00 kB
camel.xm Camel Ride By Qum 537.71 kB

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    Taz Posted more than 20 years ago

    8

    Woopee! This really rox.. It’s a very nice tileset with cactuses, sand (DUH), and some crazy thingies. I agree with Violet about the Xample level. I like it too ;P

    This is a short review. It has less impact on the upload's score.

    Piccolo Posted more than 20 years ago

    8

    Yep,cool tileset.
    The ground lacks an edge.
    That’s mostly all bad things.

    This is a short review. It has less impact on the upload's score.

    Tiberious Posted more than 20 years ago

    9

    Very interesting idea. As a fellow Sonic-level tileset maker (I’m working on a Hidden Palace one, which I hope will be the best out there), I know my stages quite well.

    One major gripe I have is it screams ‘JPG’. Now, there IS a way to fix that, and that’s by downloading one of the recent versions of Sonic 2 Delta. The patches can be found with a search for “Sonic 2 Delta”, but be warned, the proper site will be in Portuguese. Yep, this guy actually put Dust Hill into the game, and it looks REALLY nice. And if you really feel you need those wooden ledges, rip ‘em from Mystic Cave.

    Tiles look pretty well planned, though I can’t see an entire level being planned with just what’s there.

    The music’s nice, but if you like, I can send an Oil Ocean Zone XM (this is the same music Esrael uses in his hack).

    It appears that in order to make certain parts like you did, you have to reverse the tiles. Ease of use takes a hit there.

    But like the score says, the idea makes up for it. I can’t wait to see a V2 of this.

    (Warez removal edit, sense drain edit. ~Violet)
    (Piggyback: Do NOT link to ROM sites on Jazz2Online. You receive a subwarning for this. -Trafton)[This review has been edited by Trafton AT]

    (Reviewer Edit: fine, I removed the actual link, and put the actual names back in. I fail to see how IPS files can be considered ROMs, but feel free to contact me elsewhere if there’s anything you feel the need to discuss.)[This review has been edited by Tiberious]

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    Violet CLM Posted more than 20 years ago

    Wow. Cool. I like this one. A bit small, but the first example level (if not the second) shows you can do things with it.
    Set in a desert or mesa, this is a brownish tileset with a few cactuses, some structures, and of course sand.
    I like it.
    (Unsupported rating removal edit. ~Violet)[This review has been edited by Violet CLM]

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    BúññyÉlmér Posted more than 20 years ago

    Mask: 1
    Drawing: 0,5
    tiles: 0,4
    animation: 0
    General: 0,4
    Extra: all looks small and bad but actely you can do a lot with it trough : + 1

    3,3 Sorry.

    (Rating removal. -Trafton)[This review has been edited by Trafton AT]