Sonic games set the standard for amazing platformer games, impacting generations of gamers and providing countless fresh ideas each time.
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Take-Two head Strauss Zelnick has denied closing Rollerdrome developer Roll7 or Kerbal Space Program 2 studio Intercept Games.
That's hilarious because he did and said the same thing with 2K Marin who developed Bioshock 2
They've been closed since 2013 but not officially acknowledged
He just doesn't want the backlash so pretends there's no issue.
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Adventure
My main gripe with CD was that some of the levels were a bit too confusing, and many of the bosses were just oddly stupid IMO.
Growing up I heard how Sonic CD was the best Sonic ever, and since my parents refused to buy me the CD add-on, I could only wish I played it. When I finally did it a few years later, I couldn't believe how bad it was. The focus on exploration did not work at all for Sonic, the time traveling mechanic sounds interesting on paper but was badly implemented, and even the graphics felt weird to me, it seemed like Sonic sprites were put in a different game, like a ROM-hack, even the background was too visually aggressive in most stages, making it hard to even see what was happening..
I truly think Sega CD owners didn't have much to boast, so they created this legend of "the best Sonic game you can't play because you don't know anybody who has a Sega CD". I was a Sega fanboy, so I did my fair share of this kind of stuff.
sonic 3
sonic advance 2
sonic heroes
sonic adventure 2 battle
are my favs xD