Sonic's first foray into 3D was with Sonic Adventure. And don't even get me started on the sappy story and awful dub. I'd prefer traditional controls any day of the week. Tilting the Wii remote to dash left and right was pretty intuitive at the time, but it comes off as merely a gimmick. Add in the inability to properly backtrack, and you have a recipe for disaster.
Any game where you have to purchase and equip skills for the game to actually play better is fundamentally flawed. The first of two Storybook Series Sonic games, Sonic and the Secret Rings tells an Arabian tale where the blue blur meets up with a genie. There are much better Wii games to play besides Sonic and the Black Knight. While the game is not terrible per se, it is quite uninspired. Several of Sonic's friends served as characters in the King Arthur-themed story. Sonic and a sword, what could possibly go wrong? In this Storybook Series game for Wii, players wielded a talking sword as they hacked and slashed their way through castles, keeps, and caverns. The only decent quality about this game is the sensational score that accompanies the awful game. Now that's dedication and torture all at the same time. True story, but I actually know someone who got all 1,000 achievement points in this game. After about the fiftieth time falling through the floor of one of the game's zones, I had to call it quits. One of the worst games I have had the displeasure of playing, 2006's Sonic the Hedgehog reboot was a festering pile of feces featuring broken gameplay, glitch-filled levels, annoying and unwieldy mach speed sections, and the introduction of the obnoxious Silver the Hedgehog. If Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations are any indication, these people are dead wrong. Many people proclaim that the best days of Sonic the Hedgehog are behind him. Sonic the Hedgehog has had a decent amount of success sticking with 2D gameplay. Now we get a little bit more complicated as we scope out Sonic the Hedgehog's 3D escapades. On Monday we took a peek at Classic Sonic in his natural 2D form.
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