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| Developer(s) | Sting |
| Publisher(s) | Ubisoft ESP Software (JPN) |
| Platform(s) | GameCube |
| Release date | JPN July 26, 2002 [1] NA December 2, 2002 [1] PAL 2003 [1] |
| Genre(s) | RPG |
| Mode(s) | Single player |
| Rating(s) | ESRB: Everyone (E) |
| Media | GameCube Optical Disc |
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Story
The game is set in the year of 930. An ancient civilization had met its demise one thousand years before. Special individuals are able to use Cyframes, ancient tools, which were excavated from the ruins of the ancient civilization. These individuals are known as 'Cyframe users' or 'adventurers,' and are assigned jobs from the Society, a research institute. The adventurers use their Cyframes to explore ruins.
Major Characters
- Mag Launcher: The only offspring of the renowned Launcher family, Mag lives in his parents' mansion west of Pannam Town. His dream is to become as famed and successful an adventurer as his father, Asroc, who was lost while adventuring and never returned. Now, Mag is the only one to lead the family; despite his talent and enthusiasm, the Launcher family has since spiraled into debt.
- Linear Cannon: She is always following Mag around on his adventures. Three years before the events of Evolution Worlds, she appeared at the Launcher home with a letter from Mag's father, which requested that Mag protect her. Linear is habitually shy and silent, only occasionally daring to voice her thoughts, but she wields mysterious healing powers. It is later learned that she is Evolutia, the god of evolution. eVolution is the third Album by eLDee, it was due to be released in 2008 After defeating Eugene, and revealing her true form, she begins to speak, addressing Mag only, and in combat, or when examining objects. Her sentences are still short.
- Gre Nade: He is the Launcher family's butler. He watches over Mag and Linear with a stern eye, charged by Asroc Launcher with their safety. Gre is often strict, but skilled in all respects befitting a butler: he is good with money, a master chef, and in times of battle, an excellent shot with a rifle.
- Pepper Box: She is a wild adult adventurer with a bazooka-like Cyframe attached to her hip. The bazooka is a man-portable Anti-armor rocket launcher made famous during World War II. Pepper is a beautiful and flirtatious young woman who seems to have much experience as an adventurer. Her Cyframe, once sufficiently upgraded, can become extremely powerful.
- Chain Gun: A young girl whose family has always been rivals with the Launchers. Chain is brash and a little conceited, but she is always willing to help Mag on a trip into the ruins (in no small part because of her secret infatuation with him). The Guns had wanted a male heir to carry on their legacy, and when Chain was born, her parents raised her as something of a tomboy.
- Carcano: A mysterious but honorable bandit who raids the train Mag and friends are on to Museville. Mag later finds his hideout at Pine Village and defeats him. Near the end of the adventure, impressed with the young Launcher's strength and devotion, he joins Mag to defeat Yurka. Carcano can steal items from enemies, and he wields a devastating and versatile Cyframe that is fashioned after a drill.
- Eugene: Refined and intelligent, Eugene holds unsurpassed military clout as the head of the 8th Imperial Army. He stations his troops in Pannam Town while searching for Evolutia, in hopes of harnessing its power as a source of unlimited energy. Disturbingly enamored with Linear, he eventually captures her, forcing Mag to destroy him.
- Yurka: A mysterious boy who knows about Linear's powers. He later tries to merge Linear and himself together using a machine called Ulticannon, but is defeated by Mag and his friends.
Note that most of the main Characters are named after Mechanical Devices, such as Gre Nade (Grenade) and Linear Cannon. | NOTE Throughout this article "cannon" is used as BOTH the || singular and plural
Changes
While a re-release of Evolution and Evolution 2, the game has minor changes, the most important being the change in the spoken dialogue. Originally, all spoken dialogue was in Japanese. In Evolution Worlds, it is in English.
The Linear Watch was removed, due to lack of Dreamcast's portable memory cartridge, Visual Memory Unit. The VMU, or Visual Memory Unit (called VMS, Visual Memory System in Japan or Virtual Memory Unit is a Memory card peripheral for the Sega Dreamcast Also, due to limited disc space, the first part (re-release of Evolution 1) is highly trimmed down. Thus, the battle with Eugene in the giant tank was made significantly easier.
Reception
Evolution Worlds has an average review ratio of 61% on Game Rankings, including web sites such as IGN (5/10), GameSpot (6. Game Rankings is a Website which keeps track of Video game reviews from other sites and combines them to present an average rating for each game IGN (abbreviated and formerly known as I magine G ames N etwork is a multimedia news and reviews Website that focuses heavily on Video GameSpot is a video gaming Website that provides News, Reviews Previews Downloads and other information 5/10), and GameZone (8. GameZone is a multiplatform Videogame website GameZone's daily coverage includes reviews previews news hints & cheats and editorials 3/10) and magazines such as Nintendo Power (3. Nintendo Power magazine is a monthly news and strategy magazine formerly published in-house by Nintendo. 5/5) and Electronic Gaming Monthly (4/10). Electronic Gaming Monthly (often abbreviated to EGM) is an American Video game magazine. [1]
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