his own to power a machine called Ulticannon. Linear is brought out of a trance that Yurka put her in by Mag when he plays the Ocarina he gave her. When Linear leaves his jealousy and anger transforms the Ulticannon to a much darker form but is defeated by Mag and his friends. He is voiced by Daniel Brochu in English. Re-release Evolution Worlds has several changes in its re-release of Evolution and Evolution 2. The first Evolution has no spoken dialogue, and the sequel has a Japanese voice track. Evolution Worlds uses newly recorded English voice acting for both games. The Linear Watch was removed, due to lack of Dreamcast's portable memory cartridge, Visual Memory Unit. Due to limited disc space, the first part (re-release of Evolution) is highly trimmed down, eliminating almost all of its dungeon crawling and condensing the game's entire plot into fewer, but much longer, cutscenes. Reception The game received "mixed" reviews according to video game review aggregator Metacritic. References External links 2002 video games Entertainment Software Publishing games GameCube games GameCube-only games Role-playing video games Single-player video games Sting Entertainment games Ubisoft games Video game compilations Video game remakes Video games developed in Japan