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Unfortunately, Amy's plodding play style and Big's fishing (yes) really, really weigh the experience down, especially when you consider how rough around the edges the other four characters' gameplay styles are. Gamma's linear, third-person shooter segments are inoffensive, though not terribly engaging. Heck, even Knuckles' treasure-hunting escapades are kind of entertaining. And it's a shame, because the Sonic and Tails portions of Adventure are pretty solid! Sure, the level design is janky and at odds with the player's speed, but overall, the Sonic and Tails stories offer up stretches of good fun.

#SONIC 4 EPISODE 2 EASY SERIES#

It doesn't so much give that feeling of nostalgia, as much as it reminds you of what the series used to be, and for me, how much I'd rather play Sonic 2 again especially when the first three entries in the series can be purchased (along with a host of other Genesis classics) in compilations like Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection for the same price as -or less than -this $15 episode.While a bold and respectfully competent move into three dimensions, Sonic's first true 3D outing ('but what about Sonic 3D Blast?' the peanut gallery inquired) remains one of his least entertaining titles. With 13 levels, 7 bonus round incarnations, and 5 boss fights, Sonic 4 Episode 2 can be easily played through in a single sitting,and doesn't take much longer if you're really looking for completion. If not for the upbeat techno tracks surrounding everythingвЂ¦ wait, those make me want to puke too. When I'm already trying to let the level blur past, the view in my tunnel-vision rotating back and forth very quickly makes me physically ill. Some of the late stages are more than a little stomach-churning with how they play around with physics. Nothing stands out as particularly original. The bonus round ripped from Sonic 2 looks great, and it's a nice return to the one bonus in the series that I didn't find utterly frustrating. It's still one of the prettiest platformers I've ever seen, even with the background flying away at breakneck (or painfully 'sorta-quick') speeds. If looked at just for its visual beauty, Sonic 4 does just fine. Could've used some clarity there, developers. Did I mention I hated flying Tails' plane? The boss battle with that blasted thing is so subtle that I didn't know the battle had even started five minutes in. The rest of the bosses are hit or miss, some being easy to figure out and capturing that classic vibe, while others being simply a matter of playing it enough times to get lucky. The reintroduction of Metal Sonic is cool and the stages featuring him are a fun reminder of the good ol' days, but fighting him feels more based on chance than actually figuring out his timing.

Sure, they break up the action, but I get the feeling they're more of an accident than a creative decision. If the plane bits were put in to make the rest of the stages look better, then it's an unfortunate success.

Not only are they sluggish, but they're out-and-out boring. Thankfully, it's only in a few levels, but those are the lowest I've played in a 2D Sonic title. Speaking of controls, I cannot throw any more hatred at the the levels involving Tail's 'Sonic F' biplane. Way to keep up the blistering pace, fellasвЂ¦

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There's nothing quite like getting a full head of steam only to have to stop completely, figure out what needs doing, and try to recover the speed from before, all for the sake of the simplest of irritating 'puzzles' where the answer is literally given right next to the 'puzzle' itself.

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