Review of the time: Sonic Rush

**Loot** · 03-31-2007, 06:35 PM

Well, I finally picked up Sonic Rush and got the last Chaos Emerald, meaning I could complete the game and review it.

First, story. A bit bland, really, but nice. A new character named Blaze the Cat has, in an expected turn of fate, landed in Sonic's world. With her came the seven Sol Emeralds, and it is her job to retrieve them. Meanwhile, Sonic has encountered a new foe, Eggman Nega (...).

Okay, I don't remember a lot, but a bit touching to see Blaze being friends with Cream and Cheese.

Game play is classic. Really, as some of you may know, this game is a revival of the old Sonic gameplay. It's all about speed. The new feature is the Stress bar - Pressing the Y button will cause Sonic or Blaze to gain a nice burst of speed and, as long as that's held, grants invincibility. However, the bar must not be empty. This is achieved by reaching Check points, beating enemies, and performing tricks with the B button. This means that the Spin dash is only useful for boss battles.

Sound wise, pretty nifty. It was a bold step by Sega to use Hip Hop-type music or whatever the bloody hell it is, but it works. Even the Super Sonic stage had fitting music.

Graphic wise, this game surprised me - 3D graphics in a 2D platform game, otherwise known as 2.5D. Again, nifty.

Oh, yes, before I forget, the Bonus Stage = WIN.

Overall, it was nice to finally complete this game, and I'm sure I still won't stop playing.

My rating : 8.7/10.

Next review shall be Shadow the Hedgehog.

Maximum Spider · 04-04-2007, 07:49 PM

Good review. looking forward for you next one.

03-31-2007, 06:35 PM	#1
Loot Apparently I'm a mod? Join Date: May 2001 Location: LEGITIMATE BUSINESS Gender: Posts: 13,208 Thanks: 236 Thanked 1,237 Times in 659 Posts	Review of the time: Sonic Rush Well, I finally picked up Sonic Rush and got the last Chaos Emerald, meaning I could complete the game and review it. First, story. A bit bland, really, but nice. A new character named Blaze the Cat has, in an expected turn of fate, landed in Sonic's world. With her came the seven Sol Emeralds, and it is her job to retrieve them. Meanwhile, Sonic has encountered a new foe, Eggman Nega (...). Okay, I don't remember a lot, but a bit touching to see Blaze being friends with Cream and Cheese. Game play is classic. Really, as some of you may know, this game is a revival of the old Sonic gameplay. It's all about speed. The new feature is the Stress bar - Pressing the Y button will cause Sonic or Blaze to gain a nice burst of speed and, as long as that's held, grants invincibility. However, the bar must not be empty. This is achieved by reaching Check points, beating enemies, and performing tricks with the B button. This means that the Spin dash is only useful for boss battles. Sound wise, pretty nifty. It was a bold step by Sega to use Hip Hop-type music or whatever the bloody hell it is, but it works. Even the Super Sonic stage had fitting music. Graphic wise, this game surprised me - 3D graphics in a 2D platform game, otherwise known as 2.5D. Again, nifty. Oh, yes, before I forget, the Bonus Stage = WIN. Overall, it was nice to finally complete this game, and I'm sure I still won't stop playing. My rating : 8.7/10. Next review shall be Shadow the Hedgehog.

04-04-2007, 07:49 PM	#2
Maximum Spider Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: I'll take Street Fighter over Dragonball any day. Gender: Posts: 2,549 Thanks: 0 Thanked 191 Times in 126 Posts	Good review. looking forward for you next one.