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Sonic Rush (Nintendo DS, 2005)
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They converted the boost formula to 2D. Really interesting sonic game, pretty fun. My only complaint is there are a lot of insta-death traps. Even Sonic 1 new better than to have too many of these because they can get really frustrating. Otherwise, the game is a cool take on sonic, AMAZING soundtrack, chill vibes.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This is absolutely one of the better games for the DS, but there are quite a few that I would recommend before it (see my other reviews). This game uses both screens at the same time as if they were one, which few DS games do. This creates a visually spectacular game, however it can be difficult to follow the action. Sonic moves incredibly fast which is what makes him who he is, but in this game he moves so quickly its doesn't feel like you are controlling his movements as much as simply watching him blaze through the levels in a blur. The Boss levels are done in 3D which is a nice touch. Visually this is probably the best game for the DS and the gameplay is pretty good too. Overall the game is fairly short but fun. There's something for everybody with this game, however most people would problably really like this game rather than absolutely love it.Read full review
Well, I'm relatively new to the Sonic games and I must say that this game is pretty darn fun. I do know of the basic charachters: Sonic, Tails and the Eggman, all of whom are featured in this game. However I was a tad bit dissapointed that Knuckles was not inluded. In any case I should carry on to the gameplay. You've got a variety of level types to play through such as typical land, underwater, in space and more. Also as usual you play as Sonic the Hedgehog and run through the levels whilst dodging baddies and traps so that you can stop the Eggman's evil plots. The game utilises both of the screens of the NDS or NDSL, which makes the game challenging yet exciting. As you run, you may do something like running up a hill; at this point you would likely run from bottom to top screen. So you've got to keep focussed on the game so you dont lose your character in the ultra speedy lightning speed running blitz. Whew! All the loops, curves and corkscrews got me all twisted up. Now of course there is multiplayer as well, not just multiplayer, but single card multiplayer! The best kind. Hmm... mabye I should actually play that part so I can review it too...Read full review
Uses Sonic's boost gameplay and the levels are generally long and not easily memorized compared to Sonic Advance levels. It has a saving feature which is better than the earlier Game Gear games.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Sonic Rush is definitely a great game to pick up for DS owners who are fans of the classic style Sonic games. The game utilizes the graphic capabilities of the DS, but maintains the classic 2D style of gameplay. The ability to play as both Sonic and Blaze adds replay value, though I think it would have been better if Blaze's story was more different. The game also introduces full-3D boss battles that still use the 2D mechanics, with unique ways of damaging the bosses. Of course, all games have negatives. Between playing as Sonic and Blaze, you may be feeling a bit of Deja Vu; there's not much difference. Also, there's a lot of storyline to read through, and you can't just skip it with one button. And having the somewhat annoying voices of Tails and Cream coaching you through boss battles, I could have done without. Overall, if you're looking for a good throwback to the old-style Sonic games, this is one to pick up.Read full review
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