Sonic Adventure was Sonic’s first true foray into the 3D platforming space. After getting the mod set up on the Deck using the Steam version of the software, I was off to the races playing one of my favorite games from childhood. In the process of searching for potential solutions, I stumbled across the Better SADX mod which changes the Steam version to be more in line with the original Dreamcast iteration while also fixing a bunch of various glitches while it does so. The Steam release of Sonic Adventure either wouldn’t run at all or had terrible controller issues, so I had to perform a variety of changes to attempt to fix the problems. I got the sudden urge to play Sonic Adventure after seeing some trailers for Sonic Frontiers, and for some reason the game just was not running on my Steam Deck at all, at least initially. Unfortunately, when I don’t have anything to mess with, I tend to hyper fixate on things. One of the worst things about getting sick all the time is that you wind up spending a disproportionate amount of time lying in bed. I can’t make any prescriptive claims of whether Sonic Frontiers will be good, half-baked, or garbage, but I can at least give my perspective of a game that I at one time loved dearly. For this entry of Save State, come along with me on a journey as I revisit a darling game from my teenage years: Sonic Adventure. I still strongly attribute my love for butt rock to Sonic Adventure, at least. Back in July, I experienced the Sonic Origins collection on PC, but some of the games that made me the absolute most insufferable of a teenager were the Sonic Adventure games that released on the Sega Dreamcast. Let’s start off with a brief look at the new Sonic Frontiers game and their awesome launch trailer.Īnd now, on to classic Sonic games. As mentioned in a previous column of Save State, I’m a pretty big fan of the blue blur, so when I saw that a brand new game was releasing in Sonic Frontiers, I decided to mildly hype myself up by playing some of my favorite games from childhood.
If you asked five different adults where Sonic games stopped being good, you’d get five different answers including one that might not think the games ever dropped off at all.
Sonic is one of those series where everyone has a different opinion on it. Welcome to Save State, where we embrace and love the Sonic Cycle.
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