Where the game fails is in its overreliance on fetch quests and backtracking. The game succeeds because of ambitious standalone levels and great boss fights, which are more fun than the hub world's sidequests. It's not just because it has the fastest hedgehog in the world, although he is undoubtedly an adventure unto himself. Sonic Adventure is a game that lives up to its title. Don't slow down or it's an eternal White Christmas for you! Jump over minor obstacles, ride the fences and halfpipes, and smash through any ice blocks. When the bank vault is full, grab the Chaos Emerald! Go out the small door In the lobby and you'll be on the street with the Casino! Power up the shoes and ride the rings inside! Once inside, play one of the two pinball games (Nights or Sonk) to gather coins for the bank. Run, don't walk, and jump into Sonic's new Adventure. Sonic is fun, fast, and a great reason to purchase a Dreamcast. The adventure draws you into the chaotic, expansive world of Sonic and his friends, perhaps even bringing a nostalgic tear of joy to an old-schoolers eye. The real joy of Sonic Adventure is that you can't put down the controller. Spinning and Spin Dashing are back, along with new trampolines and bumpers, one of which actually lets you hang from the button until you decide where you want to go.
The control is just as solid as in other Sonic games, although with the game's new 3D look, you may want to slow Sonic to a trot occasionally in order to see whats going on. Sonic's sonics aren't as topnotch as the visuals in this Japanese version, strictly because of the abysmal caterwauling of the singer on the CD, who at one point warbles, "I'm looking for someone blue like you." Try the morgue, sweetheart The other effects, however, are right on target, including the comfortably familiar ring-snagging ping from past Sonic games. Robotnik's animal-changing machines, dashing through loops and racing across bridges with so much speed that your eyeballs will need some pre-game conditioning. You can also play as one of five Sonic characters: Knuckles, Tails, Amy, the robot E-102, and a mysterious fellow known as Big the Cat You scurry through the levels looking for various objects such as Chaos Emeralds and Dr. In fact, everywhere you turn, there's something to do. The gameplay is fundamental Sonic ring-gathering with a tremendous amount of interaction with both the virtual Sonic city (and all the citizens you must talk to) that serves as the background, and with other elements of the system like the save cards that are housed in the controller.
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