Similar to Final Fantasy VII, the wide majority of fans consider the second Sonic installment as the best one in the series, and one of the greatest games anyone can own.
Keep them in mind when receiving those Google Play gift cards for Christmas! 1.
SEGA GAMES 2016 ANDROID
This writer owns an Android phone, so the rundown below will focus on Sega Android games. Luckily though, like Square Enix and their major RPG franchises, Sega worked on making their classic 16-bit era Sonic games available on Android and iOS, as well other notable titles. And, if we’re really lucky, that competition may prompt Nintendo to release an even better NES Classic Edition.Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog franchise failed to transition well into the modern 3D era, with the exception of a few gems such as Sonic Colors on the Wii.
SEGA GAMES 2016 TV
With any luck, Nintendo’s efforts here will pave the way for future, higher quality plug & play TV consoles. You don’t want to hear Yuzo Koshiro’s classic score that way, do you? You can decide for yourself when AtGames latest Sega console offering is available this October. Here, watch this video:Īctually, you can watch just about any of these videos and get an idea of just how badly the AtGames Genesis console mangles the system’s audio. but if you knew about the console’s sound issues, you’d realize the latter is a blessing.
SEGA GAMES 2016 SERIES
Okay, so there’s input latency on HDTVs and the Streets of Rage series is gone. Remember how 8- and 16-bit wireless controllers were always terrible when you were a kid? Well, that technology is still terrible today! This shortcoming is compounded by the console’s cheap, infrared wireless controllers, which require you to point them directly at the console. You hear this complaint about the AtGames console over and over again, that it feels sluggish or something is wrong with the input. This means that the picture will invariably look bad but, perhaps more damning, it will include whatever input latency that upscaling demands. Without it, the AtGames Sega console is limited to a single composite AV port so, unless you’re playing on an old SD television set, your HDTV has to do the upscaling and image processing. While the Sega Genesis Classic Game Console has some nice features that are absent on Nintendo’s mini NES Classic Edition - such as support for the original cartridges and controllers - it’s still, in 2016, missing one major enhancement that Nintendo’s console brings with it: an HDMI connection. Balls that, and I’m making an assumption here, you don’t. Those 80 include 40 actual Genesis games you care about, and then 40 "bonus" games like Meatloaf Rotation and Mr. But the unit is still capped at 80 games, so while 20 new games are in - including Sonic 3D Blast and Phantasy Star 2 and 3 - there are 20 games removed - including Ecco the Dolphin, Virtua Fighter 2 and the entire Streets of Rage series.
While the Sega Classic Game Console series has always been Sonic-heavy, this year’s release includes one additional Sonic game, as well as some Phantasy Star games. To celebrate, AtGames is rereleasing the same unit and shuffling up the games. This latest release, advertised by UK retailer .uk, highlights the promotional tie-in with Sonic the Hedgehog’s 25th anniversary.
While AtGames largely invented the space, and has made efforts to move it out of the knockoff import tier it began in, its offerings are no match for Nintendo’s official product. Its answer, however, is basically this: "Sorry, we don’t have anything new to share." AtGames, the manufacturer behind the Atari Flashback and Sega Genesis / Mega Drive Classic Game Console, isn’t going to let Nintendo’s enthusiastically received entry into the plug & play TV console market go unanswered.
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