Sonic CD is basically a slightly enhanced version of the first Sonic game, which makes sense given when it was in development.
Being that the game was originally CD-based (duh), the music is of higher quality, and it’s a bit shorter than Sonic 1, but unfortunately, that’s where the improvements end. Everything that annoyed me about Sonic 1 (too much platforming, cheap enemy attacks and deaths, water levels, etc.) is present here, but layered on top is a time travel mechanic that doesn’t appear to do anything other than change the music and color scheme of the level.
I suppose I enjoyed this game more than Sonic 1, but just narrowly.
Being that the game was originally CD-based (duh), the music is of higher quality, and it’s a bit shorter than Sonic 1, but unfortunately, that’s where the improvements end. Everything that annoyed me about Sonic 1 (too much platforming, cheap enemy attacks and deaths, water levels, etc.) is present here, but layered on top is a time travel mechanic that doesn’t appear to do anything other than change the music and color scheme of the level.
I suppose I enjoyed this game more than Sonic 1, but just narrowly.
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ye the level designs become different and the past version of each level has a hidden machine to destroy. it's an alternate way to get the good ending instead of doing the special stages
It has different design.
TheDogEnding
1 year ago