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ChuChu Rocket! (チューチューロケット!?, en version originale japonaise) est un jeu vidéo de puzzle développé par Sonic Team et édité par Sega, sorti au Japon en 1999 et en Amérique du Nord et en Europe en 2000 sur Dreamcast. Il s'agit du premier sur cette console à exploiter la possibilité de se connecter à Internet pour jouer à plusieurs. Le jeu a connu plusieurs portages, notamment sur Game Boy Advance. Il a pour suite ChuChu Rocket! Universe. Scénario et univers Dans une époque futuriste[réf. souhaitée], des millers de petites ChuChus ont élu domicile sur une base de lancement située sur une planète lointaine. Les Chuchus (bruit des souris en japonais) sont des souris de l'espace ! Elles ne redoutent qu'un seul ennemi, les KapuKapus, des chats de l'espace. C'est alors que les Kapukapu débarquent sur leur base de lancement. Les ChuChus n'ont plus qu'une seule solution : s'enfuir dans des fusées pour échapper à leurs ennemis. Le destin des Chuchus repose alors entre les mains des joueurs. ChuChu Rocket![a] is a 1999 action puzzle game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega for the Dreamcast. The objective is for the player to place arrows on a board to lead mice into escape rockets while avoiding cats. The game features single-player modes in which a player must save all the mice on a board, and a multiplayer mode in which players battle to collect the most mice. Directed and produced by Yuji Naka, ChuChu Rocket! was developed to test the Dreamcast's processing power by displaying many characters at once, and also to test the online functionality of the Dreamcast and Sega's servers, as it was the first Dreamcast game designed to make use of online. The knowledge gained from the network portion of the project helped Sonic Team in their development of Phantasy Star Online (2000). When it arrived in the United States, Sega held an online tournament where players could battle against Sega and Sonic Team employees. In PAL regions, it was given free to subscribers of Sega's online gaming service Dreamarena. Although Sega's online services have long shut down, the game can still be played online via private servers. ChuChu Rocket! was a commercial and critical success. Critics praised the chaotic and addictive multiplayer and the simple and cute Japanese aesthetic. Sega's network gaming service received some criticism for lag. ChuChu Rocket! was ported to the Game Boy Advance as a launch game, and gathered interest as the first game published by Sega for Nintendo hardware. It was later ported to iOS and Android; both of these versions were delisted from their storefronts in 2015. #retrogaming #sega #segaclassics #videogames #nostalgia #jeuxvidéo #gaming #games #dreamcast #1999 #90s #mouse #cat #cats #strategy #strategygames #sonicteam #チューチューロケット