Get ready for Sonic action across more than 150 missions spread over 30-plus frenetic, action-packed stages. Jump into the action and check out Sonic's new moves as he grinds rails, swings from poles, and somersaults past the bad guys. 60 Mixed or average reviews based on 8 Critic Reviews What's this User Score 8.0 Generally favorable reviews based on 131 Ratings Your Score 0 Summary: In the fight between heroes and villains, will you choose to save the world or conquer it The hunt for the Chaos Emeralds is on and battle lines have been drawn between Hero and Dark. Mistaken for a villain and kidnapped by a military squad, Sonic must escape his captors and discover who is responsible for all his trouble. Robotnik, or Rouge and triumph over all who stand in your way. Sonic Adventure 2 features the world-famous blue hedgehog in a hyper-fast adventure where players can either save the world or conquer it in an action-packed showdown between Hero and Dark characters! You play as Sonic, Tails, or Knuckles and attempt to save the world - or play as Shadow, Dr. Hailed as one of the last great Dreamcast releases, this Sonic story features a full cast of playable heroes and villains, exciting two-player competitive modes, Chao Gardens, and more than 30 action-packed stages, all remastered in HD! You can, however, convert the Steam version into the 2004 version and get it patched up with mods with PkR's SADX Mod Installer.This downloadable game brings the classic Dreamcast game. The Steam version, while a mediocre port, it is more functional than the vanilla 2004 version (outside of some strange frame-rate issues and some XInput controller downgrades). Version differences: the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions are based off the 2004 PC port, and the 2011/current Steam version was also ported from the Xbox 360 version. Textures and a few other things on change is little to minor. Why not just get the game and a Dreamcast or emulator, rather than state 'false advertising' when it is the Dreamcast collection? I don't get it.

Seems to me to be like the Dreamcast version of a repackaging. I don't think Sega (or Sonic Team) would be bothered to release the original on PC a waste of money. Originally posted by Casketdropper:I don't mind the changes as comes to thinking of the original Sonic and yes I had a Dreamcast in 1999, which today's thinking felt a little saturated on the colours but non-the-less good game too.

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