THE GOOD:beautiful environments, fast-paced action, dual storylines, Chao subquests
THE BAD:
camera control, voices, a bit repetitive
SUMMARY:
Let's get something straight. I was hardly the Sega Genesis gamer of yore, so I hardly had the opportunity to discover our blue blazing hero Sonic until I picked him up on the Dreamcast console. I am incredibly loyal to the role playing game genre, but I wanted a game, if anything, that could entertain company when I wasn't around. Sonic Adventure 2 was a bit pricey, but a friend at the local gaming store gave me her discount, so I gave it a shot.
When the game starts up, you have the option of playing the Hero or Dark storylines. Unfortunately, you still get the same tale -- just told through two different perspectives with more than obvious end results. You ever save the world or get to conquer it, simple as that.
While storylines are a...