Sonic Adventure (DC) Reviews

Launch games for consoles have never traditionally set the world alight but since the N64 made it's debut and 'Super Mario 64', still the best 3D platformer money can buy, was launched, a new benchmark was set. 'Sonic Adventure' features the standard platformer storyline: evil genius takes over the world but is foiled ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big Sonic fan. Heck, I even own a copy of Sonic Pocket Adventures on the Neo Geo Pocket. So when I heard the news that Sonic would be making is way to Dreamcast for the UK launch the chances of me not picking a machine up day one were somewhat minimal. And I'm glad I did. As the 'Adventure' part of the title might ...  Read the complete review

Sonic Adventure is a brilliant game with 6 characters to play as*.Sonic, Tails, Big, Amy, E-102 and Super Sonic*. The 3D Adventure Fields, Action Stages and sub-games are real time 3D, not like Sonic 3D. The characters each have their own set of events and storyline, which take part at different times, eg. after a few levels with Sonic, Amy is ...  Read the complete review

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. ...  Read the complete review

I like many other people loved the original sonic games, and so rushed out and bought Sonic adventure on launch day. The first thing that strikes you about this game is the awesome graphics, and also the speed they move at. Sometimes it really makes you feel queasy playing as sonic burns around loops and all sorts of obstacles, however I ...  Read the complete review

Sonic adventure has to be one of the best, if not the greatest, platformer ever. The sheer length and playability not to mention graphics are superb. The game combines all aspects of everyones favourite game in one brilliant game. Seven characters, over thirty levels,10+ mini games and a virtual pet (chao). This game had enough to keep me going ...  Read the complete review

Sonic is back and he means business! Work together against Dr Robotnik in this fast paced action adventure. Control up to six wicked characters including Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, E102 and Big the cat. Each character has his/her own unique storyline and different ways to get through the game, for example, Big has to fish for his lost ...  Read the complete review

Sonic's back, and this time he has an extra dimension! The megadrive (genesis) sonic games were classics. They were one of the reasons that the system was such a success, even against stiff competition from the SNES. Now there is a new sega console and a new sonic game, and this one is just as fun and just as innovative as the original. ...  Read the complete review

Probably the pilot game of the Dreamcast, Sonic Adventure is by far one of my favourite games. The graphics are incredible as is the sheer speed of the game, and there's a great story. You can play as many characters which is great, and each one has a different story and original levels. Sonic's game has the most levels, while Big ...  Read the complete review

Sonic Adventure Will the game's high points be enough for you to put up with the occasional breakdown in coherency? I can practically still hear the tapping. I can almost see the arms folded. And I can nearly feel those impatient eyes glaring at me, blurting out "what are you waiting for, slow ...  Read the complete review

Sonic Adventure is an excellent game and eveyone in my family loves this title it's a top game on the dreamcast and you get it for as little as £10 from gameplay! The geat thing is that you have lots of characters to choose from and they all have separate story lines and games there are mini games and you can put something called a chao onto ...  Read the complete review

Sonic on the Dreamcast should have been a breathtaking experience, and for some it was. Though the graphics are pretty good, they are not as polished as you would have hoped for. But it's the gameplay that lets it down for me. The speed of the game is one drawback, yes it's impressive that the game can run so fast but it just seemed to ...  Read the complete review

This version of Sonic is based on the first version which was released for the Sega Master system. You guide this friendly blue hedgehog (Sonic) and his friends around varied adventure fields trying to collect the elusive Chaos Emeralds. When you get to certain stages in the game one of Dr Robotniks monsters will eat your hard earned emeralds and ...  Read the complete review

I always liked Sonic over Mario. Sonic Adventure uses your dreamcast to its full capacity. Sonic Adventure has the best graphics I have ever seen for any dreamcast title. If you were a fan of Sonic 1 or 2 youll be blow away by this. This game is rated for all. Its not that hard to hard to beat. Sonic Adventure has over 15 hard packed levels of ...  Read the complete review

Answer = Well Maybe The graphics are more than impressive with some very nice 3D elements and some nice touches. The FMV is great and some of the best around. The game is split into advanture stages and action stages. The adventure sections are free to run 3D environments with small objectives to complete. These bits ...  Read the complete review

When Sonic The Hedgehog first appeared on the Sega Megadrive, it seemed to stretch gaming boundaries. Its incredible speed and cartoon graphics dazzled, entertained and set the pace for future games. It seems fitting, then, that when Sega launched their new generation console, Sonic Adventure should spearhead the new assault. Right from the ...  Read the complete review