Sonic Adventure.
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So I busted out my dreamcast to play Sonic Adventure again, feeling nostalgic. It was basically the first sonic game I played, aside from playing alittle sonic games in some stores that allowed you when I was a tyke. I love this game, because I found it to be awesome.
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The only good 3D Sonic game. Pretty sad how the series turned to complete crap right after this game.
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I love this game to no end. I remember repeatidly going round my friends house to play this awesome game (he was the only one who had a Dreamcast) AND THEN IT CAME OUT FOR THE PC! Oh, happy days.
Infact, I may install it again because of this thread
Infact, I may install it again because of this thread
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Azuran wrote...
The only good 3D Sonic game. Pretty sad how the series turned to complete crap right after this game.
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ZeroOBK wrote...
Azuran wrote...
The only good 3D Sonic game. Pretty sad how the series turned to complete crap right after this game.I liked that one too, since they introduced grinding and shadow.
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ZeroOBK wrote...
Azuran wrote...
The only good 3D Sonic game. Pretty sad how the series turned to complete crap right after this game.I didn't like Sonic Adventure 2 that much thanks to the non-Sonic stages. Knuckle's stages were boring, Hell, sometimes they felt like a chore. Tails was a bit better but they sucked too when you compare them to Sonic's stages.
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Azuran wrote...
I didn't like Sonic Adventure 2 that much thanks to the non-Sonic stages. Knuckle's stages were boring, Hell, sometimes they felt like a chore. Tails was a bit better but they sucked too when you compare them to Sonic's stages.
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Yeah, I liked SA alot too. But not as much as SA2 though. To me, Sonic's stages and controls seem a little better in the sequel. As for everyone else... I'm just glad Big wasn't in SA2. :D However, to be honest I never got a super mega sensation of speed in either of them. Let's face it 3D Sonic can't really compare to 2D Sonic, can it?
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Awesome game back in the day.
I remember laughing at the part where sonic transforms into super sonic and the people start cheering him on. Even though they were supposed to be dead. Silly dead people.
I remember laughing at the part where sonic transforms into super sonic and the people start cheering him on. Even though they were supposed to be dead. Silly dead people.
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Oh boy, the Sonic Adventure days were so awesome. :'3
I've always loved both games of the series: SA1 had the best gameplay, while SA2 had the best story. Perfect mix.
Too bad they didn't manage to continue the goodness with Sonic Heroes.
I've always loved both games of the series: SA1 had the best gameplay, while SA2 had the best story. Perfect mix.
Too bad they didn't manage to continue the goodness with Sonic Heroes.
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Lenny264 wrote...
I've always loved both games of the series: SA1 had the best gameplay, while SA2 had the best story.So what makes the 'gameplay' of SA1 better than SA2?
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The bigger concentration on what made the game so great: Sonic's stages and over all the bosses. It all kept much closer to the formula that was used in the 2D games.
Sonic Adventure 2 mixed everything up a bit too much, and didn't emphasize Sonic's stages like SA1 did. Overall the gameplay design was also better in the first one.
Sonic Adventure 2 mixed everything up a bit too much, and didn't emphasize Sonic's stages like SA1 did. Overall the gameplay design was also better in the first one.
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Ahhh, good times, good times. I remember playing this game over, and over, and over again. It's nice to remember the classics. ^_^
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Great news for SA fans. Just saw Sonic Adventure on PS store full game download, i guess they ARE going to bring some oldschool Dreamcast titles to PSN/XBL which is beyond awesome. I just hope they will bring SA2 too.
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pozertron wrote...
i guess they ARE going to bring some oldschool Dreamcast titles to PSN/XBL which is beyond awesome. I just hope they will bring SA2 too.Didn't we already know that since we got Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram on XBL? Also, it's actually the PC version of SA and not the DC version.