This game has won countless awards for a reason. Although not based on "Realistic" counter-terrorism, Counter-Strike: Source is a fun tactics-based shooter that has been popular for over a decade, although it is mostly populated by 13 year old kids with annoying-as-all-fuck voices, it's still a great game.

I wanted to enjoy this, I really really did, but SEGA still has 13 year old American kids creating a game with ridiculous Crapanese gameplay tactics. Buggy, and a horribly done port which still insists that you're using a "controller" the entire time with no function to remap them (There is a configure option which simply places upon you the illusion that you can remap keys however it refuses to accept any normal key combination and only settles upon certain keys). Also there are only 3 classic Sonic maps, so don't expect to revive much of your nostalgia for more than about 10 minutes.

A fantastic albeit hard game ruined by countless bugs. Worth it if you want something to really sit down and play that takes months to figure out as there's no clear indication or directon on where to go, but instead you're left with a billion choices and places to visit, and must simply pick them at random in the hopes you'll find the necessary tasks and locations to progress.