Platform:

Gameboy Advance version.

Graphics/Sound:

Technically the graphics haven't changed since Empire of Dreams, neither has the sound. Yet I thing the environments look even nicer here, a little more decorated and unique. The theme choice is interesting, for example one of the worlds has a train theme.

Gameplay-wise this just continues what Empire of Dreams started. You have the same structure of amount of worlds and levels. Even the level structure is the same. Most of the levels you have to collect 3 stars, per world there is one hoverboarding and one autoscrolling level. The boss battles are a bit different this time around, as you virtually compete against an opponent, it's basically working like a time limit. The hoverboard stages are now in a sort of mode7 3D which looks pretty nice, and plays equally well.

Difficulty:

There is a few extra elements to the puzzles and the difficulty in the end is higher than in the first game, but it's a nice learning curve so it's all ok. On the boss stages there is now more action difficulty due to the time limit.

This game keeps almost all of the elements of Empire of Dreams, and improves on pretty much everything. I still don't think it reaches the awesomeness of the first Playstation game, but it's a good game. But I still think it could have done with 5 instead of 8 stages per world.