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Why is Sega making their games stray from their original way of playing?
This new three-characters-at-a-time thing in the Sonic series is all well and good, but probably ALL the Sonic games will be like that now. And apparently this may happen in Sonic Advance III in a similar way.
And also, Shinobi. I can't really get into Shinobi in 3-D.
So why are Sega doing this? Do they just think it makes them more "modern"?
P.S. I've heard something about Sonic Mega Collection on PS2. Is this true?
This new three-characters-at-a-time thing in the Sonic series is all well and good, but probably ALL the Sonic games will be like that now. And apparently this may happen in Sonic Advance III in a similar way.
And also, Shinobi. I can't really get into Shinobi in 3-D.
So why are Sega doing this? Do they just think it makes them more "modern"?
P.S. I've heard something about Sonic Mega Collection on PS2. Is this true?
Games developers always have to try something new to keep things fresh. But I agree with you, I didn't like using three characters all at once in Heroes, but then again plenty of people did like it so SEGA still made their money.
If you want good classic SEGA stuff get yourself a Mega-Drive if you haven't got one already, that's what I did. As for Sonic Mega Collection being released on PS2, I haven't heard anything about it.
If you want good classic SEGA stuff get yourself a Mega-Drive if you haven't got one already, that's what I did. As for Sonic Mega Collection being released on PS2, I haven't heard anything about it.
Why is Sega making their games stray from their original way of playing?
This new three-characters-at-a-time thing in the Sonic series is all well and good, but probably ALL the Sonic games will be like that now. And apparently this may happen in Sonic Advance III in a similar way.
And also, Shinobi. I can't really get into Shinobi in 3-D.
So why are Sega doing this? Do they just think it makes them more "modern"?
P.S. I've heard something about Sonic Mega Collection on PS2. Is this true?
This new three-characters-at-a-time thing in the Sonic series is all well and good, but probably ALL the Sonic games will be like that now. And apparently this may happen in Sonic Advance III in a similar way.
And also, Shinobi. I can't really get into Shinobi in 3-D.
So why are Sega doing this? Do they just think it makes them more "modern"?
P.S. I've heard something about Sonic Mega Collection on PS2. Is this true?