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But if Sonic Mania fails miserably, I´m sure that Proyect Sonic 2017 will be canceled as Sonic Xtreme.
So since sonic mania has at least a third of a competent team, we can move on to project 2017. For that I issue a question, are the 3d sonic games, made by (the new) sonic team really that bad? By new I mean anything after sonic and the secret rings, so basically Unleashed, colors, and generations. None of these games are bad, (and no, the werehog was not THAT bad) All three feature fun action stages that yes, do not have the same focus as the 2d classics. These three games focus on keeping speed through obstacles rather than gaining and keeping it. Admittedly, it is a far cry from the classics, which argueably have a greater focus on using momentum to gain an advantage (not always speed sometimes its jumping off a loop etc.) over the stages themselves. Finally, I want to state that sonic team obviously has a better knwoledge of the boost formula, rather than trying to recreate the adventure style. This is because they have made games more recently that utilise the formula, and the team itsself was created after secret rings so... yeah. Sonic team has also proven that they work better under longer deadlines; and one of the many things unleashed, colors, and generations share is a two year development time. Sonic 2017 got three years.
Speaking from a purely historical standpoint, this may be the one sonic game where there is a greater chance that it will be flawless than it will be a broken mess.
But will either of these games save the series? Sadly, I dont think their quality matters anymore. One of the things the last horrible year can tell us is that the disguesting meme culture we all sounder in has a huge impact on how we think, act, and vote. How many times have you heard a ridiculous harambe joke, or seen idiots flipping water bottles? Regardless, the idea that "Sonic will always be bad" is so ingrained in our culture that it may never fully recover. What is worse is that the west is the blue thunderclaps only market, this is not like the early 2000s backlash from pokemon; where the Japaneese market was there to hold it up. If the west abandons sonic, we all lose him forever.
The future of sonic is in our hands and our hands alone my brothers, and by our hands, we can either leave it, content to regurgitate game grump propaganda that sonic hasnt been good since 94' or we can attempt to whitewash it, and save what is left for future generations. The survival of sonic is no longer propped upon the quality of the games alone. Sonic runners is a far better game than mario run, due to it being entirely free, but mario run still destroyed it in the media attention, and performance markets. Yes, the games need to be (and will be) good, but we need to change as a culture if they even have a chance of reversing the damage done by fat fedora-wearing teenagers intent on destroying all they dislike.
Wether you see it as the rebirth of a pheonix or a deathcry long overdue, lets make 2017 the year of the hedgehog, we owe it to our collective memories as fans to try.
-Green Trill Hill
-Chemical Plant
-Studiopolis
-Metropolis Flying battery
-Press garden
-Stardust speedway
-Hydro City
- Dust Hill Mirage Saloon
-Oil ocean (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM54YwntL5Y)
-Lava Reef
-Metallic Madness
-Titanic Monarch
4 new leves out of 12... also too short... no ice level... connection with the hated Sonic Forces...
Sonic Mania won´t be a fail... BECAUSE IT ALREADY HAS!!!
Metacritic will be the last nail of the coffin (Jim Sterling incoming!).
First of all, the game was built with nostalgia in mind, to especially attract the fans of the Genesis games.
Second, those stage themes have to be used, because those are all different elements. If you have an underwater ruins level, it's inevitably going to be compared to Aquatic Ruins or Hydrocity.
Third, we have no idea how long the game will be or how tough it will be.
Fourth, if it doesn't actually have an ice level, then thank goodness! Who actually liked Ice Cap zone (besides for its atmosphere and music)?
Fifth... "hated Sonic Forces"? What on earth are you talking about?
That game hasn't even come out yet, and is well talked about, even now. It hasn't succeeded or failed.
Personally, I'm very much looking forward to Sonic Forces (although it'll have to be the PC version for me, as I don't have a Switch or Xbox One).
Even moreso than Sonic Mania.
(I've got nothing against Sonic Mania, I just I don't really enjoy 2D platformers in general anymore. That goes for Sonic, Mario, etc.)
And what is Metacritic?
To be honest, I haven't listened to gaming critics since before G4 stole TechTv from us. The so-called "reviewers" and "critics" basically say that any game that isn't Gears of War or Bioshock is garbage.
I say to those critics: I'll play the games and make my own judgements, thank you very much.
Developers should be always in the market segment more neutral as possible, so as to avoid the stagnation of the industry.
I partially agree, but that elements could be included on a new level (even if this level is similar to another, like Emerald Hill). But not reusing the same zone.
I said it before: Twelve stages with a lenght similar to Sonic 2 each one. Eight of that are recycled.
Me. It had the best level design for the spin dash (remember that platforms).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeF3UTkCoxY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGu3Xe1uUUg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RHdrmZsNs0
And for Sonic Forces:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8ASNwGxRqg
(Sorry for putting the link of a video-reaction, but the original one seems to be deleted)
Metacritic is nowadays the main reference for most of gaming community on rating videogames (since it makes an average of the notes issued by any videogame website). It has more influence on the industry than somebody can imagine (at least for no-casual games).
And you have reason on the second paragraph: No CoD (or any FPS fish), no glory for critics.
PD: Look at the first reviews of the game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0vvLWTYutc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5etFKfLNGvY
So, what about gamers that are over 30 years old? Should they just lay down and die, then?
Should they be told "You had your time in the sun, now go away - the current generation is here."?
And what's wrong with the old ways? Many a classic game had that appeal and charm, which nowadays can often be lost in the war for state-of-the-art CGI realism.
I would argue on this, but honestly, I haven't been keeping up with news on the zones for this game. I sincerely doubt that they're copying & pasting the stages from Sonic Generations, but I haven't yet seen what they are using.
I repeat: The game is not yet released, we don't know everything about it.
But even if the stages are Sonic 2 length... what about it?
Sonic 2 had good stages, and most were a decent length. Even at that, stage length does not decide how good a game is.
After all, Super Mario Bros 3 had ridiculously short stages (compared to later games), but it's still viewed as one of that series best entries. The stages were short, but they made them count.
All I remember about Ice Cap is the slow boss fight, and that horrible looping vertical section.
And of course, ice physics are seldom ever fun, in any platforming series.
To quote the song from Brawl in The Family: "It's beginning to look like an Ice World. Oh boy, here we go... It's the platformers' greatest foe, moving around is slow. Because of all the irritating snow! Yes, it's clear we're in the token ice world. Warm yourself with rage! For instead of you fighting through, your controls are fighting YOU! Through the whole. darn. stage!"
Don't be sorry, I kinda liked that last guy's reaction to the original video.
And he's right - far too many people overreact to games that haven't even been released yet.
And way too many people go back to Sonic 06, who haven't even played the game. (Or Rise of Lyric, for that matter. (Well, the patched version, anyways))
His reaction video was actually quite refreshing. It's nice to see someone put the Sonic haters in their place for once (besides Sonic himself, that is, as he has called out the haters himself).
The rest of the videos... I'll be honest, I fail to see your point.
I actually despise the Call of Duty series. (although, to be fair, it's more that I dislike it's fanboys. (The regular, normal CoD fans are okay in my book. I just hate the obsessed fanatics (you know the type).)
I played CoD: Modern Warfare 2 one time, got through several missions, and frankly, was not impressed. The game felt kinda boring to me (Most of the time, I had no idea what I was supposed to be doing, or where to shoot, or what the goals was.)
I eventually gave up on it and switched to playing Mass Effect 2.
We know even less about Metroid Prime 4 than we do about Sonic Forces.
(I just hope they make Prime 4 less linear than before. In Prime 3, it felt like the game was holding my hand, making me go in a straight line, with no deviation allowed. Come on, Nintendo, let me explore and have some fun.
Save the linear storytelling for a Fusion sequel.)
And why are you showing me a Bubsy game? Sounds like that in of itself is a nostalgia game. (Perhaps not a bad thing, though. I played the original Bubsy, though it wasn't one of my favorites. Still, it wasn't bad.)
No thanks, I'll wait until I actually play Sonic Mania before I judge it.
I don't trust critics, especially regarding Sonic games.
So many of them seem to be obsessed with FPS games, or a game having the most advanced graphics, that anything that doesn't is automatically judged as garbage.
I'm sure they spit on games like Freedom Planet, despite it being a surprisingly good game.
Or they're the types who whine "Nintendo is past it's prime and behind the times. They should just give up. And it's fans should grow up and play real games."
<sarcasm>...Yeah, I'm sure Sony and Microsoft don't pay them to say that. </sarcasm>
Anyways, I'm looking forward to Sonic Forces. (I just hope my PC can handle it when it does come out...)
Clearly was not a failure. It scored higher than Sonic Generations and Sonic Colors.
I wanted to say that the abuse of the nostalgia factor can gnaw all the entertainment industry in the long term, mainly due to the lack of new ideas.
I said before: The game was filtered some days ago.
What I´m complaining is not the lenght of the stages (SMB3 is my personal favorite Mario in 2D), but the rehashed ones.
I was sorry because I consider video-reactions like stealing the original content... but as I said before, I couldn´t find the original video.
I put that trailers because the amount of dislikes they had (even Bubsy has had a bad reception), as a sample of hating before release.
Note: The first "reviews" that I showed were posted before the big media sites reviewed the game.
The game has had good luck with the media (despite a 60/100 from a certain site), and also the community liked it in general.
It may have had a critical and public success, but it can still fail on sales (and that is the factor which really matters to SEGA). Great games like Earthbound, Shenmue or Beyond Good & Evil sold very little.
Also, I found funny that IGN gave Sonic Mania an 87/100, despite "Sonic was never good". Logic is dead.