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Sonic The Hedgehog (Game Gear) Review

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                                   Sonic 1 on Game Gear Review

                                                                     Plot

    In this game, the evil Dr Robotnik or Eggman depending on your region he captures Sonic's animal buddies to turn them into robots. Sonic needs to stop Robotnik/Eggman and rescue his friends. 

                                                                                         Gameplay

   The gameplay is really fun most of the time. Even though it is completely different from the Genesis version so much so that it is basically a completely new game besides a few levels that are the same as its Genesis counterpart. Instead of doing some trippy, psychedelic, headache inducing special stages to collect emeralds. You find them in  various zones of the game. In this version, due to the game gears screen being small all the boss fights with Robotnik/Eggman are basically cake walks. There are also diffrent special stages in the game that you are able to collect rings. Also in this game for some odd reason you will notice that  Sonic does not have  his iconic black nose. I presume it is because of some kind of limitation of the Game Gear, if not it is just a really odd design choice.


                                                                                         Soundtrack  

    The soundtrack to this game is great. You could listen to it even without the game. The soundtrack has a good feel to it. I really enjoyed it and it exceeded my intitial expectations.

     

                                                                                                  Overall Thoughts


     This game is really good. It almost feels like an alternate version of Sonic The Hedghog game. I personally think it is better than the Genesis version. If you try this game out I recommend that you play it on either the Game Gear or digitally on the 3DS. I believe you will enjoy this game as much as I have.

                     

                                                                                                         Thank You For Reading

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