Sonic 3D Blast

Rating:
Summary: Ok
Review: A cool game but needs better levels.
My favourite part is the 3D Special Stages.

Rating:
Summary: Ok
Review: Back in the days of the Megadrive/Genesis console, this was Sonic the Hedgehog's first adventure to feature a 3-D environment. Now here it is again. It is not strictly for fans of the 2-D platform games as it's really more of a maze game than a platform game.

Your task is to find and destroy the robots which contain birds, and then guide the birds to the exit or the next part of the level. There are seven levels of this, all of them filled with classic Sonic-type graphics and all boasting nice little tunes.

Two major problems with the game are the fact that, due to small sprites, it's not always easy to be certain where Sonic is in relation to the enemies or the hazards. This can be particularly annoying when being hit results in all those birds you were leading going missing. The second problem is that it all gets repetative after a while - there are lava flows and ice-bound environments, but there is no radical difference between most of the levels.

However, the game is certainly big and tough, and there are enough traps, enemies, hidden special stages and bosses to keep fans happy for a long while. And whatever minor flaws this game has, it's certainly a lot better than 'Sonic R'.

Rating:
Summary: Good for what it is. Certainly worth more than a quick look
Review: Back in the days of the Megadrive/Genesis console, this was Sonic the Hedgehog's first adventure to feature a 3-D environment. Now here it is again. It is not strictly for fans of the 2-D platform games as it's really more of a maze game than a platform game.

Your task is to find and destroy the robots which contain birds, and then guide the birds to the exit or the next part of the level. There are seven levels of this, all of them filled with classic Sonic-type graphics and all boasting nice little tunes.

Two major problems with the game are the fact that, due to small sprites, it's not always easy to be certain where Sonic is in relation to the enemies or the hazards. This can be particularly annoying when being hit results in all those birds you were leading going missing. The second problem is that it all gets repetative after a while - there are lava flows and ice-bound environments, but there is no radical difference between most of the levels.

However, the game is certainly big and tough, and there are enough traps, enemies, hidden special stages and bosses to keep fans happy for a long while. And whatever minor flaws this game has, it's certainly a lot better than 'Sonic R'.

Rating:
Summary: Um
Review: I been writing reviews on here but they never appear they use to

Rating:
Summary: great game
Review: super great game its hard but eseyer with the controller.

Rating:
Summary: Not Very Good
Review: The PC and Saturn Verisons of this game suck if you want this game go spend your money on the Genesis verson insted.