Pros: Classic 2-D Sonic platforming mixed with sports-style tricks, Large, non-linear levels optimized for speed, Smooth transitions between 2-D and 3-D elements
Cons: Forced revisitation of levels, Lots of pointless dialog breaks the pace, Multiplayer may be missed due to its nearly hidden location
Excerpt: Sonic the Hedgehog, standard bearer of Japanese game publisher/developer SEGA, has his white-gloved fingers dipped in all sorts of pies nowadays.
Pros: Classic 2D Sonic action, Sea travel tonnes of fun, Loads of content
Excerpt: Sonic's back with an all new advbenture in Sonic Rush Adventure for the Nintendo DS. X-Play's got the review as well as a bundle of rings and some really fast red shoes.
Summary: Sonic Rush Adventure seamlessly utilize both screens of the Nintendo DS to navigate the high seas in search of pirate treasure, delivering Sonic's classic high-speed 2D
Excerpt: The original Sonic Rush Sonic The story starts out simply enough. One day, Tails’ radar picks up a strange energy signature, so he and Sonic take to the skies in their...
Excerpt: Sonic Rush Adventure is the follow-up to the 2005 Nintendo DS title Sonic Rush. Sonic Rush brought the Sonic Advance series to Nintendo's dual screen handheld and gave...