"Orbots" remain to clean their mess from the Earth, but they end up being controlled by an evil Orbot. The story follows the main character in the year 2049, when the human population of Earth starts to colonize other planets. PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 are three other platforms that can run sequels of the first version of Vectorman. The version for the United States was made available 7 months after the first release. The game was launched for Nintendo Wii in 2007 in Japan, and in the same year, but two months later, in Europe. The game was made available in Europe one month after it has been released in the United States.ĭue to its popularity level in the 90s, the game has been continuously worked on and is today available on PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and is part of the Sonic Gems Collection for the Nintendo GameCube. The game was released in the autumn of 1995 and was available for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis in the beginning. But this was probably because it was in the alpha stage and the texturing wasn’t done yet.Vectorman is a series of games from the 90s, developed by BlueSky Software and launched by Sega. What I did NOT like about the game was how confusing I found it to figure out where I was supposed to go next. At the time, I had never seen a game where some AI will hide behind walls, others will run and gun you, a couple will try to sneak around to flank you… the AI programming was simply amazing, and it was all done by one guy. But what I found was: the physics engine was awesome, and the AI was incredible. I had never heard of Vectorman at the time, so I wasn’t comparing it to a game that already existed. I play-tested this game for Pseudo Interactive before it got cancelled.
Joseph was able to test an early build of Vectorman PS2 and shared some interesting info: This project was interesting because it had full destructible environment and a grappling hook similar to the one used in Just Cause 2. According to initial reports, it was to have been vastly dissimilar to the 16-bit games. A Vectorman game for the Sony PlayStation 2 was in development by Pseudo Interactive, but it was soon cancelled for unknown reasons.
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