Sonic Heroes had great ideas that were executed so poorly. It was a technical fiasco; wonky camera, bad collision detection, etc. Total crap. The idea of using formations and controlling a team of characters? Fantastic idea! The implementation? Horrible!
I was actually excited for Sonic Heroes. I bought it the day it came out.
What a waste of money; such a disappointment.
Two years is a long time to go without practice. If you're a dude like Cloud who's torn up over the death of a friend, you probably spend those two years releasing all that frustration through training.
What did everyone think of last night's single-class rounds in Halls of Death? The All-Scout round was hilarious, but the All-Soldier round we did after that was amazing! Props to anyone on RED during that round; I can't figure out how you guys managed to dodge so many rockets and cap the intel 4 times. Or how anyone stayed alive long enough to kill me with a shovel.
Really wanted to go through all nine classes, but the map changed. I'd like to do a ROSTER-ROTATION night sometime; set the map to Halls of Death and then go through every class.
This.
I can forgive an attempt at "innovation" and different gameplay styles, but the biggest problem with Sonic games in this day and age is that they are just poorly made.
Hey, I can understand liking Sonic 2 more than S3&K, but seriously, shit game? Come on; three playable characters, massive zones, branching paths, epic storytelling in the later zones? That was a great game!
I agree, but SPP was still a good game.
I wasn't talking about a specific game. My point is that the subject being discussed is "top video game moment of 2008" not "top video game moment of last week when I played L4D and lost that one campaign."
"Think back to January," meaning, "Go back to January and start from there, because a ton of games came out this year and I'm sure you can think of something better than losing a L4D campaign."
Hydro does suck, because there are only two possible outcomes: one team gets rolled hard, or the round ends in stalemate, thereby initiating sudden death, which is stupid.
Have you tried browsing OCR on an iPhone/iPod Touch? It's like dialup.
Mobile devices have a long way to go before browsing the "real internet" becomes viable.
Just wanted to address this. Using Putty to connect to a UNIX machine is not using a Windows machine to do your programming. You're not developing anything on the Windows box. You're doing all of your developing on the UNIX machine.
A wintry remix of Ice Cap Zone from the PC version of Sonic the Hedgehog 3. This is a finished piece. Not intended for submission to OCR.
Happy Holidays.
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 PC - Polar Crush [4.47MB MP3]