The camera in the Sonic Adventure series is truly horrid, an insult to the advancements demonstrated by modern 3D camera control in titles such as Banjo-Tooie and Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time. Unfortunately, Sonic Team has attempted this quite unsuccessfully to this point. Stray from that and you have to implement a solid 3D camera. Sonic is founded on its sense of speed and mostly linear experience. This is actually where the Sonic Adventure franchise takes a turn for the worse. The levels are broken up into four main types of gameplay: running, shooting, exploring, and boss fights. You're only required to complete the first mission to move forward, but you can go back and indulge in up to four more missions with different goals. Each of those 30 stages has several missions to explore. The locations vary from dense metropolitan cities to lush jungles to miniature universes in outer space. The two quests amount to more than 30 stages, though nearly half of those are simply duplicates seen from either the Hero or Dark perspective. Your options: save the world or destroy it - both satisfying for their own reasons. Eggman at your disposal for the Dark quest. Choose the Hero side to adventure through the worlds as Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails, leaving Shadow (evil Sonic), Rouge, and Dr. You can choose to play on the Hero or Dark side. In Sonic Adventure 2: Battle the ideas are more streamlined. So, the developers stripped out the city exploring, which more or less left you feeling side-tracked in Sonic Adventure. Basically Sonic Team learned (a little) that fans of the series did not want to spend too much time clumsily exploring a 3D world.
Gameplay Sonic Adventure 2: Battle is a marginally improved version of the Dreamcast sequel to the original Sonic Adventure. Progressive scan mode vastly increases the sharpness of the visuals.Impressive framerate locked at 60 frames-per-second.Link up with the Game Boy Advance for on-the-go Chao raising.Play with a friend in the various battle modes.Six battle modes including racing, treasure hunting, shooting, kart racing, and Chao racing and karate.Additional two-player battle modes for increased multiplayer value.Discover bosses weak spots and strategize to defeat the huge figures.One of the fastest gameplay experiences around provides blazing entertainment.Sonic and friends can grind, grab edges and swing from poles as the Hero Sonic or the villainous Shadow.Gameplay varied by each character's unique abilities.Use 12 playable characters including three hero characters, three dark characters and six others such as Amy, Metal Sonic and Chaos Zero.Sega's mascot comes to a Nintendo home console for the first time.
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle improves on the two previous Dreamcast incarnations, but the franchise still has a long way to go to bring the glory of the 2D masterpieces into the next-generation 3D world. Throw in big boss battles, frantic shooting, and the ability to freely explore large 3D environments and you've got a recipe for the best Sonic ever, right? Sadly, this isn't the case. 10 years after the release of the one that started it all, Sonic Adventure 2 sets out to bring the trademark breakneck speed into the 3D realm better than ever before.
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