Sonic Mega Collection
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Sonic Mega Collection
Reviews for Sonic Mega Collection were generally favorable. Louis Bedigian of GameZone praised the controls as "top-notch" including that "even the thumbstick is usable, and it works flawlessly."[25] Game Informer declared Sonic Mega Collection to be "perhaps the best compilation ever."[18] Fran Mirabella of IGN christened the compilation as "a wonderful little collection that, while not perfect, is a great value."[24] Jeff Gerstmann of GameSpot suggested that "if you're fiending for Sonic the Hedgehog and either don't have or are unwilling to drag out a dusty Genesis from the closet, don't hesitate to give it a shot."[20] However, Johnny Liu of Game Revolution advised "just blow the dust off the old Genesis, because there isn't enough good extra stuff here."[23] Nintendo Power described Sonic Mega Collection as "the ultimate compilation of Sonic adventures."[18] It was a runner-up for GameSpot's annual "Best Platformer on GameCube" award, which went to Super Mario Sunshine.[26]
The purpose of Sonic Mega Collection was to introduce younger players to the original games in the Sonic series.[5] The games in the compilation use a Sega Mega Drive emulator developed by Sonic Team themselves. The games aside, the collection also includes high-resolution instruction booklets for the games, scans of Sonic the Hedgehog comic books published by Archie Comics, and Sonic-themed videos and illustrations. The game also features an early appearance of Cream the Rabbit, who makes a cameo amongst the artworks in the extras section.
The reception for Sonic Mega Collection was generally favorable, with the game's Metacritic score sitting at 75%.[14] Louis Bedigian of GameZone praised the controls as "top-notch" including that "even the thumbstick is usable, and it works flawlessly."[17] Game Informer declared Sonic Mega Collection to be "perhaps the best compilation ever."[19] Fran Mirabella of IGN praised the compilation as "a wonderful little collection that, while not perfect, is a great value."[18] Jeff Gerstmann of GameSpot suggested that "if you're fiending for Sonic the Hedgehog and either don't have or are unwilling to drag out a dusty Genesis from the closet, don't hesitate to give it a shot."[16] However, Johnny Liu of Game Revolution advised "just blow the dust off the old Genesis, because there isn't enough good extra stuff here."[15] Nintendo Power described Sonic Mega Collection as "the ultimate compilation of Sonic adventures."[20] It was a runner-up for GameSpot's annual "Best Platformer on GameCube" award, which went to Super Mario Sunshine.[21]
Gameplay The collection that Sega has put together here is certainly the best compilation to grace GameCube yet. It's chock full of some of the best Sonic games as well as a number of odd bonus Sonic-related titles you can unlock. It's no secret that the lighting quick action offered up in Sonic the Hedgehog is still irresistible to this day. In fact some even prefer the originals to Sega's recent 3D attempts. So, Sega has included all three of the originals. And, in addition to those, we have Sonic & Knuckles, which is as good as its brethren. They're all perfectly emulated, and the two-player mode in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has even been cleaned up to run at a more full resolution.
As for Sonic 3D Blast, if you've never played it before, it draws inspiration from what was accomplished in Marble Madness and tosses Sonic onto a prerendered 3D background. There's a bigger sense of movement and you're not limited to linear paths, but it's also a pretty large departure from the Sonic style. This makes it a perfect fit for the collection, however. The same goes for Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine. Sega spun off the evil character into his own Puyo Puyo inspired puzzle game, and it adds a little diversity to the collection here.
Sonic Mega Collection (ソニック メガコレクション) is a compilation of all Sonic the Hedgehog games for the Sega Mega Drive, released for the Nintendo
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