Thinking of picking up a Genesis Sonic game on Steam, but not sure which one. Between the 3, which would I be better off getting?
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Sonic 2 is a decent improvement on Sonic 1. Sonic 3 has better special stages, but overall is much easier. I recommend having them ALL personally.
Why not play them as they were released? Grab the first (which is a fantastic game) and if you enjoy it, pick up the second and then the third.mjc
This is my suggestion, as each one gets subsequently better. But when you get to Sonic 3, play it locked onto the Sonic & Knuckles cart. That's how the game is supposed to be played, in it's entirety. Only playing Sonic 3 is like only playing half the game. And trust me, playing it as it was originially intended in this way is freaking epic, and is only sweeter if you have played the first 2 games first.
3+knuckles was the best sonic ever made.rilpas
No. Sonic CD.
I disliked the claymation-looking sprites in Sonic 3. Sonic 2 is the best Genesis sonic, and Sonic CD the best Sonic overall.
[QUOTE="rilpas"]3+knuckles was the best sonic ever made.br0kenrabbit
No. Sonic CD.
I disliked the claymation-looking sprites in Sonic 3. Sonic 2 is the best Genesis sonic, and Sonic CD the best Sonic overall.
Claymation sprites? Are you sure you're not getting it mixed-up with Sonic 3D Blast?
[QUOTE="rilpas"]3+knuckles was the best sonic ever made.br0kenrabbit
No. Sonic CD.
I disliked the claymation-looking sprites in Sonic 3. Sonic 2 is the best Genesis sonic, and Sonic CD the best Sonic overall.
I agree. In fact I believe the team working on the series was a lot different after the second game.[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]
[QUOTE="rilpas"]3+knuckles was the best sonic ever made.Emerald_Warrior
No. Sonic CD.
I disliked the claymation-looking sprites in Sonic 3. Sonic 2 is the best Genesis sonic, and Sonic CD the best Sonic overall.
Claymation sprites? Are you sure you're not getting it mixed-up with Sonic 3D Blast?
Claymation might not have been the best word for it, but I do know what he means by it. I also took a while before getting used to the sprites in Sonic 3 after playing so much 1 and 2.[QUOTE="rilpas"]3+knuckles was the best sonic ever made.br0kenrabbit
No. Sonic CD.
I disliked the claymation-looking sprites in Sonic 3. Sonic 2 is the best Genesis sonic, and Sonic CD the best Sonic overall.
claymations sprites? the sprites look beautifulSonic 3 is the best of the series, and playing it with the Knuckles add on makes it even better, That said, I love all of Genesis Sonics and Sonic CD.
Sonic 3 looks a bit prettier, and I personally enjoyed it more than sonic 2. I hardly ever play Sonic 1 because it runs too slow on my PAL console. If you can spare the cash, do yourself a favour and play them on an original Sega Genesis. The consoles can be picked up for the price of a preowned Xbox 360 game, and the Sonic games are really common and dirt cheap. Playing them on a PC just isn't the same! :P Genesis Model 2 ConsoleSonic 1Sonic 2Sonic 3Sonic and KnucklesNismology
There are like two MD collections,one for the PS2 released in 2006,and one for the PS3 & XBOX360 released in 2009......
Can't you just get it on the PS2?
You can set it to run on 60hz....
And i don't know about the DS Sonic collection,but it must run at 60fps.
Oh yeah.Sonic 3 is the best of the three,imo.
Part 2 is classic! It's the best/toughest out of the 3 tbhThinking of picking up a Genesis Sonic game on Steam, but not sure which one. Between the 3, which would I be better off getting?
wubik3ns
[QUOTE="Nismology"]Sonic 3 looks a bit prettier, and I personally enjoyed it more than sonic 2. I hardly ever play Sonic 1 because it runs too slow on my PAL console. If you can spare the cash, do yourself a favour and play them on an original Sega Genesis. The consoles can be picked up for the price of a preowned Xbox 360 game, and the Sonic games are really common and dirt cheap. Playing them on a PC just isn't the same! :P Genesis Model 2 ConsoleSonic 1Sonic 2Sonic 3Sonic and KnucklesGreekGameManiac
There are like two MD collections,one for the PS2 released in 2006,and one for the PS3 & XBOX360 released in 2009......
Can't you just get it on the PS2?
You can set it to run on 60hz....
And i don't know about the DS Sonic collection,but it must run at 60fps.
Oh yeah.Sonic 3 is the best of the three,imo.
...because I want to play the games in their original incarnation, and I think that's the best way to experience them (aside from sonic 1 in PAL territories of course). Why are you in legacy platforms if you don't understand that concept??? And for your information, I also own the sonic games as part of Sonic Jam on Saturn, and the Sega Mega Drive Collection on PSP. However. I don't ever play those. i play the original cartridges on the Mega Drive because it's by far best way to play them! Besides, the 50/60Hz issue won't affect the OP, because he lives in NTSC land! @OP - however if going all out on purchasing the console is too much that's entirely understandable, I was just making a suggestion ;)[QUOTE="wubik3ns"]Part 2 is classic! It's the best/toughest out of the 3 tbh 2 has always been the easiest one for me.Thinking of picking up a Genesis Sonic game on Steam, but not sure which one. Between the 3, which would I be better off getting?
MisterWilson201
I view the first three as more or less equal. I like the special stages in the original the best but it kind of drives me nuts there's no spin dash.
I only played Sonic 1, but I'm getting Sonic 2 on the Megadrive soon. Sonic 1 is pretty amazing, but the other ones are faster.
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