I am writing here to describe Sonic Games. But I just want to commence off with a little disclaimer that what I am writing is rigorously my observation as an intermediate gamer; I am not related with any developers, and I have not done any formal research. With that said, please proceed to read and do not forget with me our blue spiny hero.
So let’s begin from the beginning. We know the firstborn Sonic Games were the main contender of Nintendo by Sega. This means, of course, that Sonic the Hedgehog is the hero of a very colorful, family friendly, side scrolling, platformer. The games begin out with blue skies, striped green grass, loopty-loops in the landscape, and rings, rings, and more rings. There were also those halfway markers that would make it to where you would not have to start out at the beginning if you passed away after reaching that point (that was the original game that I had seen with that concept). And, of course, we all do not forget the evil henchmen always intention on decelerating down that tennis shoe sporting rodent-robots of all shapes, sizes, and colors that were reluctantly operated by poor enslaved animals held captive by the evil Dr. Robotnik.
We have all seen it. The point is to speed through each growingly longer, more complex stage as fast as you can, while gathering as a good deal of rings as you can, freeing as a lot of animals as you may by demolishing the robots that hold them hostage, bouncing off of bumpers, speeding through boosts, and utilizing the power ups to make it to the boss at the end without dying. Of course, in Sonic Games, speed has always been the main contributor to the games’ originality. The best part of the game was to hit each boost and bumper in sight to go so fast that you may closely not even procedure what is going on (and that is normally when you get hit by a bad guy and lose all your rings). All I ever wanted to do was get through a level without losing any rings, but I normally just got through with my life and possibly five or ten of those little buggers.
As far as characters go, Sonic hardly had any solo time on his hands. In no time, he had tails as his own personal assistant. Then came Knuckles and finally…Cream the Bunny? The amusive thing is that what set each of these guys detached from Sonic is that they may glide-Tails uses his…tails, Knuckles flies around Superman style, and Cream flaps her ears of all things. Oh yeah, there’s likewise Shadow the Hedgehog, but I don’t know much with regards to him. Once Sonic tried to make the jump to 3-D games, I totally lost interest in Sonic Games. I just don’t think that they ever made it work out as well as other franchises were competent to do.
At any rate with Sonic earning legendary platformer status, you will still find new games being made and sold for consoles, but Sonic Games are also a percentage of the growing trend in internet gaming. Again we see games being built in flash and other forms to be passed around online for free to the public. Sonic Games are no dissimilar from any other games online in that there are a assortment of dissimilar formats and conceptions to choose from, and while there are a great deal of promising games out there, there is no guarantee that you will always find a good one. So have fun, use caution, but if you do anything run with the Hedgehog! Yeah!
