Sonic Adventure (DC)

Sonic Adventure huh? Here’s an update (well a complete overhaul actually) on my original opinion, which quite frankly wasn’t of much use in comparison to other opinions on Sonic Adventure. A game like this deserves a lot of credit and critical acclaim, as it has done already, but I thought I’d share my views on one of the Dreamcast launch games – the best Sonic game to date. So, the famous blue hedgehog returns in a 128bit, graphically advanced, next generation, full 3D world of adventures and surprises, but have Sonic Team made it any good? What do you think? Sonic is the best ‘adventure/platform’ game on Dreamcast, it’s ...

This was one of the first games I got with my Dreamcast and I've thoroughly enjoyed it. I was already a Sonic fan, but this is my favourite game in the series. Somehow it manages to transfer the gameplay of the 2D games into its 3D world. The ability to play several different characters with different skill adds variety to the game. There's a simple plot of Sonic and friends versus Dr. Eggman, but by playing the different characters you get to see their portion of the story. The Sonic Adventure world is large, with 6 major characters each having 10 levels too complete. These levels sometimes overlap so two different characters may play through the same ...

This is a review on the game called Sonic Adventure for the Dreamcast. It is a the first Sonic to be on the Dream cast, and also is the first adventure sonic game around. This is a usual Sonic game, as some people thought, well they are wrong. This game is different to the regular Sonic games. It is in 3D for starts, and you get to roam around in Station Square (where Sonic decides to live), Mystic Ruins (where Tails lives) and The Egg Ship (where Dr Robotnik thinks, and plans). You can do the missions when you like to, but they are in a specific order, even though you might see one, you might need something to unlock a door towards it. The first ...