Many of the problems found in the first Sonic Adventure are nowhere to be found in the sequel.
While I had some history with the series beforehand, Sonic Adventure 2: Battle was the game that made me a huge fan of the blue blur, and to this day, I still consider it one of my favorite games ever. This introduced an already-popular franchise to a new audience, resulting in the best-selling third-party title on the GameCube. While I never played the original 2001 Dreamcast version, it was re-released eight months later on the GameCube as Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. The peak of the series's switch to 3D is, in my eyes, Sonic Adventure 2. I don't deny the series took a large drop in quality when it switched away from its 2D platformer roots, eventually leading to one of the worst games ever made in the process ( Sonic the Hedgehog 2006) but dismissing every 3D title as garbage is judging some genuinely good gaming too quickly. WTF How does the military mistake Shadow for Sonic? They're completely different colors.Īfter my Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations reviews, I'm sure it's clear that I have some fondness for certain 3D Sonic games. LOW Mad Space is still one of the most tedious video game levels ever made.
HIGH Final Rush is still one of the coolest video game levels ever made.
Still Rollin' Around at the Speed of Sound
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