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Sonic CD (Sega CD, 1993)
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Sonic CD for Sega CD 1993 With Case & Rear Art No Manual - Tested.
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I've been playing this game for 25 years and I can still go back to it. I've always been a fan of 16 bit Sonic gameplay, graphics and music and Sonic CD has all of the above in great quality. It also adds the ability to time-travel which I've always enjoyed exploring. The spindash is a bit off compared to Sonic 2 and Sonic 3 & Knuckles, plus there are glitches that can hinder gameplay, but these don't detract much from the game in my opinion. I would definitely recommend this to platforming fans, especially if you enjoy the Sonic franchise and never had a chance to play this before.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game is what had made me desire and want a Sega CD for a long time. As Sonic fan, this is one of the beat Sonic games out there and worth owning. Gameplay is similar to Sonic 1 and 2 except with a new time travel feature. You can either go to a past version of a stage or a future version of a stage. It does not have tails, it does introduce Amy Rose and the infamous metal Sonic. It's the first Sonic game to introduce full motion video for it's opening and ending of the game. Low 16-bit quality since the Sega Genesis could only output that, but still, it was amazing to see in 1993 for this game. It also introduces an actual cd quality style soundtrack. I own the US version of this. The soundtrack is majorly different compared to it's Japanese and European mega cd counterpart. The Japanese and European soundtrack is superior, however the American one isn't bad. A minor nitpickickings I have is that it uses Sonic 1 sprites instead of Sonic 2 sprites. But then this was made by Sega of Japan and not by Yuji Naka and the Sega Institute of California. Not a big deal, just a nitpick. This game does require the actual Sega CD and a Sega Genesis If in europe or Japan you need a mega cd and a megadrive. However if you don't want to spend the money on the Sega CD Genesis and the original Sega CD game, the game has been republished over the years. Part of the Sega pc brand for Windows in 1996, included in the Sonic gems collection for the PS2 and GameCube in 2005, and enhanced ports in the early 2010's. The enhanced port is probably the best version of this game to own at this point, developed by indie developers at Christian Whitehead, and fully backed by Sega, the enhanced port offers full 16:9 aspect ratio over the originals 4:3 aspect ratio. It is full HD quality, this includes the Full motion video opening and ending. Both are the original hand drawn videos as they were meant to be seen. Not degraded down to what only the Sega CD and Sega Genesis could handle. It makes Tails a playable character (after you beat it of course.) You got choices on the spindash, either the games original spindash or the Sonic 2 style spindash. Best option here is the choice of soundtrack. Either the US version or the original Japanese and European soundtrack. Minor nitpick though is that on the original Japanese and European opening FMV's audio, the original had an actual song that felt like a hybrid of hip hop and jpop. The enhanced version of the game lacks the song and only has the music. A shame but a nitpick none the less. Do I recommend the game? Hell yes!!! If you are a collector and have a Sega CD, buy the original game. If your a collector of PC's and like old school windows get the Sega pc version. If you got a PS2 or a GameCube, get the Sonic gems collection. If you have Xbox live, psn, iOS, windows phone, Android, apple tv, or steam, get the enhanced port. No matter what version of the game you buy, it's a worthy Sonic game for anyone to have in there collection. Try it out, I bought the enhanced version a couple years back on Android for like $3-4 usd. later got a steam copy for about $6 usd. Now I've payed about $30 something us for an original Sega CD version and I couldn't be happier.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Sonic CD is a radical installment in the awesome Sonic the Hedgehog series, tailored specifically for Sega's hot CD Genesis add-on: the Sega CD! Blast through plenty of colorful levels featuring Past, Present, and Future variations, as well as radical 3rd person Rotating Bonus stages where you hunt down machines to get a time stone! Did I mention there was Time Travel?!? This game also features Amy-- Sonic's soon to be fan-girl turned love interest (though he's not a fan) and the mega-cool Metal Sonic! With awesome FMV opening/ending cutscenes drawn by the DBZ dudes, and state-of-the-art Q-Sound 3D Stereo CD-Quality Music, this game will surely let any Sega CD owner know just what the Sega CD system is capable of. WELCOME TO THE NEXT LEVEL, dudes!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Yeah, it works just fine! Gameplay is pretty neat, so is the exploration aspect and such. Two ways to get the good ending is cool too. The soundtrack is atmospherical, so if you don't like New Jack Swing/overly energetic kind of music, this ones for you. Also if you don't have a MEGA-CD to play the JP copy with. One complaint I DO have is that you can't play any music after Track 22 or so on a CD player. Kinda sad. :( Probably due to the scratches, I dunno.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This is definitely the best Sonic Game. So much variety and the levels are all so much fun. Coupled with the superior soundtrack this is as good as it gets for fans of the series.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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