Sonic 3 is easily the best 2D sonic game, best music, best gameplay, best mechanics, and a good storyline.
1994
It's a pretty good first half of a game.
1994
A pretty good second half of a game.
Triple Trouble is the best 2D platformer on the Game Gear but it's still lacking compared to it's 16-bit counterpart.
This is a pretty good fan remake, makes you think what would have been if this was a real game.
It's pretty interesting but hard to judge since it's not completed yet.
While their is a good amount of options for creativity it was greatly lacking compared to other edutainment art programs even at the time. Also the game lacks Sonic elements.
The game is nothing special and just a footnote in the Sonic franchise.
Tails and the Music Maker to be lacking in content and whilst it had some charm their are far better edutainment games epically ones relating to music.
1995
While the game had a great visuals and a bunch of cool new characters to play, the level design and main gimmick held back what could've been a hidden gem on the Sega 32X.
1995
Tails' Skypatrol is a brutally hard game that's challenge comes from annoying stage gimmicks then actual fun.
1995
Tails Adventure had promise but is brought down by archaic game design and lackluster upgrades that make Tails Adventure more of a chore then a fun Metroidvania.
1996
3D Blast isn't much of a blast it is the definition of an ok game that you will forgot you even played.
1996
About the same as the Genesis version except that one was impressive for it's hardware as this one just has a neat special stage.
1996
It's a lot of fun epically with a buddy (If you have friends which I don't.) Definitely worth a play for a Sonic and fighting game fan.