Possibly my most replayed game of all time; there's never an occasion that I'm not in the mood for more Sonic Adventure.
From its sandy beaches and clear blue skies to its dreamy guitar riffs and metropolitan cityscapes, Sonic Team's first foray into 3D has left an immeasurable mark on me and my gaming sensibilities. It is pure, distilled nostalgia, and no matter how many times I've slipped that CD into the tray over the years, I'm always transported back to the tender age of 11, stood at a Dreamcast demo kiosk inside my local Virgin Megastore, my eyes wide and mouth agape, the future in my hands. And what a bright future it is.
(2D Sonic fans are in denial- this is the best game in the franchise by a mile.)
From its sandy beaches and clear blue skies to its dreamy guitar riffs and metropolitan cityscapes, Sonic Team's first foray into 3D has left an immeasurable mark on me and my gaming sensibilities. It is pure, distilled nostalgia, and no matter how many times I've slipped that CD into the tray over the years, I'm always transported back to the tender age of 11, stood at a Dreamcast demo kiosk inside my local Virgin Megastore, my eyes wide and mouth agape, the future in my hands. And what a bright future it is.
(2D Sonic fans are in denial- this is the best game in the franchise by a mile.)