While not outstandingly terrible or a glitchy mess, it makes for an uninspired platformer. It also showcased just how unsuited Sonic’s controls are to an isometric game – you can feel frustrating controls at every turn. There wasn’t much speed to speak of, so it felt more like a plodding collect-a-thon than the natural transition from 2D to 3D. Gameplay revolved around defeating robots to collect Flickies in an isometric viewpoint. It was barely Sonic, debatably 3D, and certainly not a blast. Sonic Fan Game (3D) by SEGA Topics Fan Game, sonic the hedgehog, sonic engine, Publisher SEGA Language English A latest for free Sonic fan games include free, demo and full versions + SAGE Events. As Sonic’s first stint in “3D”, 3D Blast was quite a strange departure for the blue blur. While the Sega Saturn game was an improvement, I consider the Mega Drive game to be the real thing. Sonic Robo Blast 2 is a free 3D Sonic the Hedgehog fan-game built on a heavily modified fork of the Doom Legacy source port of Doom. Even though SegaSonic The Hedgehog technically preceded this as “3D”, it was exclusive to arcades and hardly widespread. After Sonic Xtreme was cancelled, the game was ported to the Sega Saturn to fill in for the lack of a Sonic platformer on that system. With Sonic Team Racing being delayed until next year, hopefully this can tide people over until then.Does this actually count…? Sonic 3D Blast was designed to be Sonic’s last outing on the Sega Mega Drive. I particularly like the Green Hill and Mountain Top zones. Given there are over 100 tracks, some are obviously better than others, but the overall quality is pretty good. I only have a regular laptop with integrated Intel HD graphics and it runs perfectly. I've been messing about with it for the past half an hour and, despite not be able to get it working with my USB controller, it plays really well. From the items such as Ballhog, which literally throws bouncey explodey balls at people, to the maps which are bursting with that Sonic feel." You’ll notice almost every aspect of the game has an immense love and inspiration from the classic sonic games. All lovingly crafted by many different people. We have 100 jam-packed maps for you to bump, explode, and sparkle your way through, from luscious beaches, to Eggman’s dance floor, to England on a good day. Of course, because it’s SRB2Kart, it has a Sonic twist that really shows the classic charm that a lot of us know and love from the good old days™. Find out what other deviants think - about. Sell custom creations to people who love your style.
Upload stories, poems, character descriptions & more. Share your thoughts, experiences, and stories behind the art. "SRB2Kart is a classic styled kart racer, complete with beautiful courses, and wacky items. Upload your creations for people to see, favourite, and share. Given the success of Mario Kart on the SNES, I always expected a Sonic Kart to come to my beloved Mega CD (with its superior scaling chips), but unfortunately it never happened. I don't follow the whole Sonic homebrew scene too closely, so maybe this is old news, but it certainly came as a nice surprise to me.
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