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Sonic Adventure
Sonic Adventure is an HD port of Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut. This version was released on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. Some features of Director's Cut didn't make it to this port, like the playable character Metal Sonic and the additional 60 missions. These features were available as DLC.
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Sonic Adventure Reviews
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Sonic Adventure features all of the gameplay that older players fell in love with, whilst allowing a new audience to discover it for the very first time, incorporating all-new enhancements and features such as high-resolution visuals and surround sound. Online leaderboards are now implemented, all-new Achievement and Trophy integration.
This is the part where I could take a crack at the lame story, horrid cutscene animations, voice acting that makes me wish I was deaf, and how every time something goes wrong in the game it’s always Tails that caused it, but I think this sentence is more than enough. Instead lets mention how brilliant the soundtrack is with upbeat tunes to keep you going through the levels and how the graphics are given a slight HD update that doesn’t make the game look that much better but it is a nice addition. For an extra $5.00 you can upgrade to the Director’s Cut which includes 60 new missions and the ab...
Sonic’s first true 3D adventure makes its way to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but is it as impressive as it was in 1998? Short answer: no. It’s a reminder that Sonic Team tarnished what could have been a more than solid game by cutting corners and neglecting to fix ever apparent issues. Surprisingly, it can still be thoroughly engaging entertainment despite this.
This iteration of the hedgehog with attitude feels slow, clunky and stuck wading through tedious environment after tedious environment.
Oh, how nostalgia betrayed us!Playing a 12 year old game often elicits one of two responses; the first being satisfaction, and the [...]
While the upcoming Sonic Colors has a great deal of promise and Sonic 4 - Episode 1 is being developed as a return to the conventions of Sonic 2 from the Genesis era, Sonic Adventure is, in hindsight, the culmination of everything that made Sonic an also-ran to Nintendo's flagship mascot -- all (poorly aged) flash, and very little substance. Even as a curiosity, I would advise you give Sonic Adventure a wide berth.