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has anyone got this game.I want to know what it is like cuz my mums thinkin of buyin it me.
I think it looks good as i like those type of games but what do u think.
I think it looks good as i like those type of games but what do u think.
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has anyone got this game.I want to know what it is like cuz my mums thinkin of buyin it me.
I think it looks good as i like those type of games but what do u think.
I think it looks good as i like those type of games but what do u think.
Yes it's good, but somewhat repetetive.
The original on DC is better, arguably, and you might want to wait for Sonic Adventure DX.
I wouldn't buy Sonic Adventure 2 at full price though.
The original on DC is better, arguably, and you might want to wait for Sonic Adventure DX.
I wouldn't buy Sonic Adventure 2 at full price though.
ive just got the game and its great and its twice as good as number 1 on the dream cast
I've got the game, pretty good, haven't had any previous D sonic experiences so i can't disprove it more than that.
That was meant to be 3D.
gerrid wrote:
"The original on DC is better, arguably, and you might want to wait for Sonic Adventure DX.
I wouldn't buy Sonic Adventure 2 at full price though."
How can it be any different to the Dremcast version?
If anything, it's gotta be better, surely?!
I haven't played either version, yet, but graphical enhancements have been made to the GameCube version, and of course, you can link-it-up with Sonic Advance on the GBA.
And if you've already played Sonic Adventure (the first-one) on the Dreamcast, then I would't bother with Sonic Adventure DX, as it'll only have Sonic Adventure 2: Battle-style differences, on the GC.
God knows why they decided to give us the second-one first, though...
I never really got into the first Sonic Adventure game. I found it to be "lacking" compared to all of the original Sonic games on the MegaDrive.
I still prefer the classics, and so that is why the Sonic Mega Collection should be on-its-way to my house now, as-we-speak (or 'type'), and not Sonic Adventure 2.
"The original on DC is better, arguably, and you might want to wait for Sonic Adventure DX.
I wouldn't buy Sonic Adventure 2 at full price though."
How can it be any different to the Dremcast version?
If anything, it's gotta be better, surely?!
I haven't played either version, yet, but graphical enhancements have been made to the GameCube version, and of course, you can link-it-up with Sonic Advance on the GBA.
And if you've already played Sonic Adventure (the first-one) on the Dreamcast, then I would't bother with Sonic Adventure DX, as it'll only have Sonic Adventure 2: Battle-style differences, on the GC.
God knows why they decided to give us the second-one first, though...
I never really got into the first Sonic Adventure game. I found it to be "lacking" compared to all of the original Sonic games on the MegaDrive.
I still prefer the classics, and so that is why the Sonic Mega Collection should be on-its-way to my house now, as-we-speak (or 'type'), and not Sonic Adventure 2.
Surely gerrid was talking about Sonic Adventure(1) on the DC being better than any version of SA2.
I'm not going to get into a heated debate, but Sonic Adventure (1) on the Dreamcast is slower and shorter than Sonic Adventure 2. Plus, Big the Cat's game is terribly tedious!
Not to say Sonic Adventure is a bad game, but Sonic Adventure 2 is a much better game.
Maybe the new DX version will change my mind...we shall have to wait and see...
Not to say Sonic Adventure is a bad game, but Sonic Adventure 2 is a much better game.
Maybe the new DX version will change my mind...we shall have to wait and see...
I much preffered the original Sonic Adventure game.
Sonic Adventure 2 I found far too linear. The Knuckles and Rouge levels where rubbish, the Tails and Eggman levels where pretty diar as well.
Only bit I enjoyed where the Sonic and Shadow levels. Thing is if the whole game was those kind of levels then you'd have it completed in a couple of hours.
Sonic Adventure 2 I found far too linear. The Knuckles and Rouge levels where rubbish, the Tails and Eggman levels where pretty diar as well.
Only bit I enjoyed where the Sonic and Shadow levels. Thing is if the whole game was those kind of levels then you'd have it completed in a couple of hours.
Sonic Adventure was just as linear as it's sequel, the only difference being you had to walk through Station Square to get to the next level. Even your 'exploring' through station square is severely limited!
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