Dreamcast

Sonic Adventure

Sonic Adventure zet een nieuwe standaard voor platformgames. Het is het snelste spel dat ik ooit heb gespeeld en de graphics zijn baanbrekend. Er is weinig tot niets aan te merken op deze fantastische game. Echt een spel dat je doet hopen dat die Dreamcast snel naar Nederland komt.

Sonic Adventure är verkligen stort. Både som plattformsäventyr och som flaggskepp för Dreamcast. Sonics comeback är ett faktum.

Dreamcast no se pudo estrenar de mejor manera, con su mascota y con opciones de VMU e internet.

Sonic Adventure is a must-have game for the Dreamcast, and it's a blast for the entire twenty-odd hours of gameplay. With the Chao-breeding simulation and the minigames, Sonic offers much more beyond the completion of its story. Fans of the Sonic series will definitely be pleased with Sonic Adventure - it truly carries and builds on the style of the original games. Even with its flaws, Sonic Team has produced a 3D experience unlike any to date.

Divierte, puede crear un cierto grado de adicción, cada personaje es una aventura, contiene un montón de minijuegos y Sonic esta más rápido que nunca. Sega lo ha logrado, le ha devuelto el trono de las plataformas a Sonic. El rey ha vuelto, ¡viva el Rey!.

Overall, as I said before, this is my favorite Sonic game. This is coming from someone who has liked all of the previous entries as well (with the exception being side stuff/spin-off stuff such as Sonic Spinball, etc). It's got a great variety of features, such as multiple characters, mini-games and the raising of Chao creatures. This is all in addition to a story that unfolds very well, as well as classic Sonic speed and action. Sonic Adventure is a top-notch 3D platform game that does the Sonic name proud!

The bottom line is that SA is a great game, but it is just too far from perfection to be considered a must-have title for the casual gamer during the Dreamcast launch. Hardcore platforming fans would be stupid not to pick this title up however, as they've seen there share of the rough spots in gaming history, and will no doubt appreciate the flashes of brilliance Sonic displays when he's at his best. If you think you can deal, then pick this one up, if not, at least give it rental. It may surprise you.

I must say that how do they call it an ‘adventure’, when you run around talking to an orb, which will tell you what to do? I mean, the game is fun and all, but it gets annoy at how simple and repetitive things get. Sometimes things are so incredibly easy, the task becomes challenging and long, because you just don’t know what to do. To its credit Sega made a great attempt at making Sonic Adventure as open ended as possible.

Sonic Adventure is a very enjoyable experience for any Dreamcast owner out there. If you are a classic Sega fan (from way back when the Master System ruled) or a Sega newbie, Sonic will be very fun, and those damn Chao will capture your heart.

The music is good for the most part, but the heavy metal intro seems dated. The camera is sometimes an issue. For a fast moving game like this, camera location is key, and there are many occasions where you'll need to wrestle with it. Sonic Adventure may not be perfect, but it's a beautiful, fast, fun game which will keep you entertained for quite a while.

In conclusion, Sonic is a TRUE gamer's game, in every sense of the word. It may not be the most technically advanced, or stunningly deep game ever, but it has enough fun factor to make you not care. If you liked the older Sonics titles, platform games in general (or basically possess) a fully functioning mind, you'll have a fun thrill ride with this latest adaption.

Sonic Adventure is a great game that provides tons of fun and lots of replay time—Sonic has made the transition to a 3D world with style. All the fun of the original Sonic series is here and, while it does have some glitches, at the end of the day it’s a superb addition to the Sega family. With its magnificent visuals and fast-paced gameplay, it will stay on my play list for a long time. While other games on Dreamcast look promising, this one alone has made the new system worthwhile in my book.

I'm not really a big fan of the previous Sonic games, but this one had something special to it. Combine the graphics with such depth of gameplay and you have your self a winner. To add the other features like accessing the web site only through the Dreamcast makes it all the better. This is very impressive work Sega.

Tirando le somme, abbiamo un eccellente titolo, che nella ludoteca di ogni possessore di Dreamcast non dovrebbe mancare, non fosse altro per ciò che rappresenta.

Sonic sur Dreamcast, c'est de la dynamite graphique, des animations complètement dingues et une vitesse lumineuse ! On se grise d'autant de puissance, c'est sûr. Malheureusement, on ne peut qu'être déçu par la maniabilité. Le perso est hyper jouable, oui, mais la caméra gâche tout ! Dommage car Sonic Adventure est une caverne d'Ali baba aux mille trésors, et pour cela il reste un super jeu, donc un bon achat.

Is Sonic Adventure the best of the Sonic games? Yes, but the franchise hasn't exactly been filled with AAA titles (although the first game is a genuine classic). Sonic Adventure has been described elsewhere as a roller coaster ride, which is the perfect term. It's great fun while it lasts, it offers plenty of high-speed thrills and there is enough excitement to justify a purchase. Yet this is not a long or difficult game, and if you don't like the idea of raising Chaos or returning to stages to improve on your time, then you won't be coming back after the ride is over.

So with all this, how can Sonic Adventures, which could be considered Sega's long awaited answer to Mario 64, live up to all this nostalgia? Simple, it can't. But Sonic Adventures isn't have bad, either. The inherit problem from the get go is that it took Sega nearly four years to answer Nintendo's Mario upgrade, and now, with no major improvements in place, Sonic Adventure just seems gimmicky.

All in all, Sonic Adventure is a good, strong title - but not a great one. Die-hard fans of Sonic are probably really excited about this new addition, but most gamers could take it or leave it. Though Sonic is Sega's flagship title for the Dreamcast, gamers should really look towards NFL2K or Soul Calibur to witness the true power of this new machine. If Sonic Adventure is what a good game looks like, imagine a great one.

Le premier jeu Dreamcast, évidemment dédié à la mascotte de Sega , aurait pu être moins réussi... Malgré d'indéniables qualités (rapidité, variété des niveaux, bonus sympathiques), les défauts du jeu se font lourdement sentir : affichage 3D défaillant, angles de caméras parfois hasardeux, etc. Les amateurs éclairés de hérissons bleus et de jeux de plate-forme gonflés aux amphétamines apprécieront, malgré les erreurs de jeunesse.