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European sonic cd soundtrack
European sonic cd soundtrack







european sonic cd soundtrack
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european sonic cd soundtrack

Also, the special stages RULE, they are BY FAR the most enjoyable special stages in ANY sonic game. The concept of time travel in a Sonic game fits very well, I'm surprised it wasn't used in a newer title.

european sonic cd soundtrack

It should also be noted that the Japanese version has a totally different (in my opinion, a little better) soundtrack, but both versions have equally amazing quality and most sonic fans still argue about which version is better.

#European sonic cd soundtrack full

Every level features an AMAZING full cd quality soundtrack performed by Spencer Nilsen, it sounds like no other Sonic game. Most people who have enjoyed a Sonic game have never tried this one out because most people never owned the Sega CD (also very underrated), and if you are one of them, pick this up, you are in for a huge treat. In my opinion, it's the best Sonic game ever made and is my favorite. I'm not really sure why everyone on here seems to be so harsh on this game, but any true fan of the Sonic games will fall to their knees at the greatness of Sonic CD. When you add everything up, Sonic CD is not on par with great 2-D Sonic titles like Sonic 3 and Sonic and Knuckles for the genesis.

european sonic cd soundtrack

The music in the title is also lacking in quality as a whole, although there are some catchy songs. Levels look and feel jumbled, lacking theme. The design of most levels is sloppy, Sonic's speed becomes hindered by this. Sonic CD's graphics look exactly like that on the Genesis! In fact Sonic's model has been ripped directly from Sonic 1 for the genesis. This somewhat adds to the level variety in Sonic CD. When Sonic arrives in another time the level's layout and background will be different. First Sonic must touch a sign with 'past' or 'future' written on it, next he has to run very fast and presto he warps to a different time. The game developers took a bold step off the beaten Sonic formula with the 'time travel gimmick'. The controls in Sonic CD are as tight as in any other 2-D Sonic games. You know him, you love him, Sonic arrives on the Sega CD. Overall, stay away from this game at all costs, I love Sonic, just not this depressing let-down of a game. (I really wanted to give this game a fair shake). I got so bored in most of the Sonic CD levels, I had to take a break, and summon the courage to play it the next day. Once again, this slows the pace of the game down! I would rather the developers take the "Sonic 2" approach and create a larger variety of levels in different worlds. I commend the game developers for trying to do something different, but this just doesn't work. I also believe the "time-travel" feature to be the most ridiculously annoying feature in t he game. All of these objects just slow the pace down (Sonic was made to go fast!!). A Jumbled, twisted mess of objects on the screen unfortunately greets Sonic as he tries to complete a level. The main reason I dislike the game is the level design. However, this cannot make up for the rest of the game's so-called "qualities." I do, however, like a couple of songs on the soundtrack, mainly "Sonic Boom" and the "Palmtree Panic" themes.

#European sonic cd soundtrack series

Don't get me wrong, I love the Sonic series on the Genesis, I still play them to this day, they never get old, but this game is awful. Sonic CD is one of those games you just have to try, because it's "Sonic" right? Well, it's him, but he's in a twisted, pitiful mess of a game.









European sonic cd soundtrack