On the Nuvis, this trim extends out from the headlamps, juts up along the hood and through the beltline, across the top and into the rear spoiler. Normally, this type of trim is only found around the windows. Blue ambient lighting cast across the body adds to the overall upscale feel of the vehicle.Īn additional design element featured on the Nuvis is a brushed aluminum accent that spans the entire length of the vehicle. Large gull-wing doors, either opened or closed, create unique front, rear and profile views. “This effect starts at the headlamps and is carried all the way through to the taillights producing a tall, strong body-side and rear.” “One of the coolest attributes of Nuvis is that the protective roof appears to float on top of the body through the use of hidden pillars and high-contrast glass ,” said Andre Hudson, Hyundai senior designer. In addition to the dynamic angles and firm stance, the Nuvis boasts a host of unique exterior elements. The two body-side lines set up a flowing water effect, giving the appearance of motion. Perched on top of 22-inch wheels, Nuvis’ proportions are tall, strong and protective. The Nuvis has an assertive face demonstrated by the strong, hour-glass shape that frames the blue acrylic shield grille and aggressive headlamps, whose two glowing white rings are offset by a pair of red rings on the tail lights. "The versatility of the vehicle’s design, combined with Hyundai’s Hybrid Blue Drive technology, accomplishes exactly this." Exterior Design The design team sought to create a vehicle that would complement its environment, without making a negative impact. Nuvis is designed to accommodate the diverse interests of a modern, active couple. In addition to invoking the impression of irrepressible motion, the Hyundai design team took more practical matters into account as well. “There are no lines on or in this car that are standing still.”
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“Our goal was to create a living machine, constantly moving, that the driver and passengers could be part of,” said John Krsteski, Hyundai Design manager. The living power of these elements is reflected in the Nuvis’ design. Specifically, designers studied the way water splits across and flows around the hull and sides of a boat, creating a wake, or the way wind shapes a snowdrift or flurries through trees. In developing the initial sketches, Hyundai designers considered the interplay of natural, fluid elements with more rigid surfaces and structures to create the illusion of constant motion. Nuvis is powered by Hyundai’s Hybrid Blue Drive architecture, which uses lithium polymer battery technology. In addition to showcasing the brand’s cutting-edge capabilities, Nuvis also hints at a possible design direction for a future-generation crossover, blending attributes of a tall urban car and a premium utility vehicle.
The stage is a whimsical beer tent in Munich, Germany, during Oktoberfest.
Ironically the 2nd Impact version has no 2nd round changes. This stage also has different round variants and breakable barrels in one corner of the stage. The only problem with it is it's using Gill's stage theme. Unlike Hugo himself however, the stage is surprisingly very complete indeed. Hugo's stage from 2nd Impact is also within New Generation. Usually the other input sprites use swiveling joystick motion images.Įven further still, the names of Hugo's Super Arts here are nothing like he would have in later versions of SF3, with things such as "Titan Riot" and "Hyper Knuckle". Furthermore the input sprites used for these are nothing like the ones usually used for Super Art icons, as these use individual arrow and letters. They all have a "1P HUGO" string overlapping the input sprites. Hacking the game to select Hugo also reveals 3 unused Super Art selection icons.
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