Sonic Robo Blast 2 was janky, but the only one I played that didn't take control away from me with all the automation of the official games. You don't have those homing attacks, you don't lose control as he enters a loop or whatever and the levels are not so narrow like Sega's. It feels the most like classic Sonic in 3D.
Spark the Electric Jester 3
Those look cool.
There is an entire community dedicated to making mods and custom maps just for this game, some genuinely creative stuff.
You should look at Sonic Underground if you want off model shots.
So, Paperboy was onto something...
Meh. For being in the bike lane, I had a driver cut over it right in front of me, forcing me to push my breaks so hard that I flew forward and flipped over my front wheel, crashed onto my jaw, chipped a tooth (that had a cavity, but still), got a black eye from my glasses smashing my face, nearly broke my arm and had six stiches on my chin, whose height is no longer even. Drivers look out for other cars and people on the sidewalk, not cyclists in the bike lane, where, by the way, all the debris gets blown, puncturing tires and even making cyclists lose traction. Cyclists are lucky if the bike lanes they use, which are usually just the right part of the road, striped off, with zero protection, are regularly cleaned. Sonic doesn't know what cycling on Earth is like, and wouldn't believe the USA.
But sidewalk slabs are so bumpy, and it's harder to navigate all the things (and pedestrians) that are on a sidewalk at bicycle speeds. Especially on and after trash pickup day. Assuming there's a sidewalk at all.
Laughed for some reason. I remembered the stupid off-model face and sad line.
Wondered at the beginning of this episode in which Sonic rushes around the planet for sabotages to transportation centers about him ever getting tired running and if that would kill the character or be lame. But that's exactly what happens in this episode, and it's fine.
Sonic Says:
Fuck Sonic for saying this. He doesn't even know.
