by Ian Dean 2005 saw the introduction of the High Definition gaming generation. Pictures were clearer, sharper, and graphics were finally reaching a level where games could tell stories that were not only epic or fascinating, but visually cinematic. After the abysmal spinoff that was Shadow the Hedgehog, Sega realised that steps needed to be […]
By Ian Dean Since a recent review focused on Sonic’s first 3D outing, I thought I’d follow it up with it’s sequel and one of the fans’ favourite entries to the series: Sonic Adventure 2. Initially released in 2001 on the Sega Dreamcast as part of Sonic’s 10th Anniversary, SA 2 also saw a Japanese […]
As a kid, I owned a Mega Drive, and I played it whenever I could, so it’s no surprise I ended up in the Sonic fanbase when I was young. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to manage to get another console until the original Xbox was released; I’ve missed out on a lot of great games, […]
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