Meet NiGHTS’ William and Helen
When it comes to Sega‘s NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, we often discuss about the main protagonist Nights and the quest save the world of Nightopia from the evil clutch of the creatures Nightmaren. But we have to keep in mind that Nights is very much connected to two young kids.
In the original game which was released on Sega Saturn back in 1996, the above mentioned kids were Claris and Eliot. This time, Journey of Dreams will feature the new pair of William Taylor and Helen Cartwright. We’ve already seen Cartwright in one of the magazine scans before.
Furthermore, we also learned that Helen has a strong affinity for her mother and playing the violin. However, when she was separated from these two, nightmares began haunting her at night. William, on the other hand, excels both in academics and soccer. He began having nightmares when his father was sent away for work.
Both kids are twelve years old and live in the clock-resembling city of Belbridge which we’ve also seen in the previous trailer.
Via IGN
When it comes to Sega‘s NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, we often discuss about the main protagonist Nights and the quest save the world of Nightopia from the evil clutch of the creatures Nightmaren. But we have to keep in mind that Nights is very much connected to two young kids.
In the original game which was released on Sega Saturn back in 1996, the above mentioned kids were Claris and Eliot. This time, Journey of Dreams will feature the new pair of William Taylor and Helen Cartwright. We’ve already seen Cartwright in one of the magazine scans before.
Furthermore, we also learned that Helen has a strong affinity for her mother and playing the violin. However, when she was separated from these two, nightmares began haunting her at night. William, on the other hand, excels both in academics and soccer. He began having nightmares when his father was sent away for work.
Both kids are twelve years old and live in the clock-resembling city of Belbridge which we’ve also seen in the previous trailer.
Via IGN
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