Sonic the Hedgehog: A Review

Sega were known for their arcades. It's difficult to think of a major Sonic game that follows this that doesn't utilize kissing or carnival imagery in some respect. The difference, the distinction in the field between Act one and Act two here is remarkable. I think even though you are dealing with many of the same obstacles, you really don't handle them the same way. You don't approach them thesame way. And in Act two, I mean, this isn't really a problem for me now, but for the first few years of playing this genuinely was probably one of the few, maybe two acts where it is theoretically possible you might run out of time.