There's no option to tilt the camera up or down and that sometimes makes it difficult to gauge jumps. Sometimes it changes angle for no adequately explored reason, other than to surprise you or find an angle it thinks is "cool", but that just leads to further frustration. Too often, the camera cannot keep up with your fast actions, so it gets stuck behind a wall or object and makes it impossible to see where you are going. Now, this was originally released in 2001 and, like many early 3D platformers, the camera is an exercise in frustration. Sonic Adventure 2 removed the ability to sense all three treasures at once, opting to give hint boxes to locate one treasure at a time. Knuckles and Rouge hunt pieces of treasure in each level an experience that has been love it or hate it among the fanbase.
These levels are the least like classic Sonic, yet due to the slower, plodding nature of the mechs, the camera has fewer chances to get stuck in odd spots, making it the playstyle that has aged best. Eggman hop into mechs and shoot down waves of enemies, similarly to E-102 Gamma in Sonic Adventure. Sonic and Shadow represent the running levels that are most like iconic Sonic.
There are three different gameplay options in story mode, with a character on both Hero and Dark representing it. Team Hero cannot let that happen, beginning the next chapter of the legendary Sonic vs. Eggman, using the information he's learned from his grandfather's files and from Shadow, hatches yet another plan to make the world his own. Eggman is looking for the secrets that his grandfather, Gerald Robotnik, left behind, when he serendipitously releases Shadow the Hedgehog from his prison. Story mode is split up between Hero (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles) and Dark (Shadow, Dr. And, for better and for worse, it succeeds in bringing the same experience players had on their Dreamcasts. Now, over a decade later, it gets an HD re-release on XBLA and PSN, hoping to rekindle the love affair from the early 2000s. Though the modern Sonic era has been rife with missteps and failures, fans still point to Sonic Adventure 2 as a beacon of light shining through the darkness. The Sega Dreamcast brought Sonic into the 3D realm and, with that, an overarching series of events that could only be described as an adventure. By Brent Galietti, posted on 08 October 2012 / 7,275 Views
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