A pretty solid port of the classic Sonic games, with the only issues being the iffy audio, slight screen crunch and occasional framerate dips as well as the lack of an option to combine Sonic 3 and Sonic and Knuckles into S3&K. Nowadays if you want to play the classic Sonic games portably I'd just recommend the mobile ports or the upcoming Sonic Origins collection on the Switch but for 2010 this was pretty awesome.
Great game, pretty meh remake.
I feel like the dated, ugly graphics of the N64 really added to the sense of unease that the original gave off, however that is really missing in 3D unfortunately. It just feels too clean compared to the original and that's a shame. Combine this with the unnecessary changes to the gameplay such as the Zora swimming being made much slower and less fun as a result, I think I'd just rather play the original game.
I feel like the dated, ugly graphics of the N64 really added to the sense of unease that the original gave off, however that is really missing in 3D unfortunately. It just feels too clean compared to the original and that's a shame. Combine this with the unnecessary changes to the gameplay such as the Zora swimming being made much slower and less fun as a result, I think I'd just rather play the original game.
2022
This review was written before the game released
I really hope this ends up being a solid game. I don't trust Sonic Team anymore but there's still a small chance they could get their act together to make a decent game again, right?
Played this game a lot as a kid and I loved it but god damn I'm glad I never actually finished it, what the hell were they thinking with that ending??
One of the most bizarre games I ever played as a kid. The game has such a weird, eerie and lonely vibe to it, a sharp contrast to the animated show it's based on. The game has an ear-bleeding overworld theme that plays almost non-stop and it just adds to that weird aura. Bikini Bottom feels extremely abandoned, the only NPCs you meet are hostile for seemingly no reason, it almost feels like a post-apocalypse. I'd actually recommend playing this at least once, it's so weird and uncanny that it has its own charm despite not actually being a good game per say.
I'm home.
1990
Fine enough game but for some reason, back when I played it years ago on the Wii U eshop the game was incredibly laggy and made it borderline unplayable.
1995
A pretty overlooked gem. Hardly ever see anybody talk about this game which is a shame, it's definitely worth a couple hours of your time.
2010
It's me again, Mr. New Vegas, reminding you that you're nobody 'til somebody loves you. And that somebody is me.
I love you.
I love you.
2003
This game ruined my life.
Love ya Toontown.
Love ya Toontown.
It's ok.
2014
This is my Black Panther.
2014
Changed my life.
2013
This becomes much less scary when you find out that the creator of the original creepypasta is a degenerate furry who threw a hissy fit over his story recieving criticism.
(he also groomed minors but that's a different can of worms)
(he also groomed minors but that's a different can of worms)
1999
How could you not love a game where you can make Goku fight Michael Jordan in front of Walter White's house?