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Sonic Heroes is a really good title with a lot of good and some bad. The game attempts a new gameplay style by playing as 3 characters at once. The controls of the game seem really off at first but soon become natural as it goes on. The level design, soundtrack, and graphics are all on point here with them, even managing to make combat a really engaging element of the game. The games however has constant moments of annoyance to it with things such as the bosses, special stages, slight jank, & 4 stories that aren't different enough to warrant playing them all to reach the end. Still I had a real good time and most people are bound to have some fun too.

Sonic Rush is a really good title containing a bunch of very enjoyable aspects mixed with a bit too much poor level design. The game introduces the Boost which gives the game this edge and style that Sonic Advance 2 wishes it had. The game controls very nice and has really appealing graphics with a nice story. The soundtrack however is GOD TIER and ties the whole game together with it's style. However while most level design compliments the boost gameplay. too much design also contains the 2d pits that Dimps does too much back in the early 2000s which prevents the title from becoming one of the series' best games. Still, Sonic Rush is a good game that people are bound to love or at least enjoy.

Shadow the Hedgehog is a incredible odd title that's often hated among most, I however played through it and found myself thinking it was quite alright. The game misunderstands a lot of what made some of the earlier titles good but also has aspects that go underseen by people nowadays too. The controls are the biggest problem, controlling shadow in the game is something that will turn off most, but if you can push through it, the level design in some places and banger soundtrack and graphics might make you think otherwise. The story is also enjoyable too for how completely dumb every character acts in the game, mixed with moments of really good writing too. The gameplay is not very good, but the moments of good design and genuinely enjoyable music, graphics, & story makes this game quite the ok title for me.

Sonic Advance 3 is a great title and the best of the Advance trilogy. While it suffers at points with it's slightly worse controls and iffy level design near the start. But the game picks itself up immediately with some amazing tag team gameplay and banger soundtrack with gorgeous graphics and enjoyable 2d sonic level design. Some may look at this title and hate it, but with enough persevering, you'll see how this title is actually a great time.

Sonic Advance 2 is the perfect example of hold right to win gameplay. The game tries to do the SA2 styled speed stages in the 2D space and it's way less good because of it. The game has it's moment so of fun with the first half and continuing to have banger OSTs and good graphics for the GBA. But the go go go idea the game has make it the worst in the Advance trilogy and stands as simply an average game.

Sonic Advance is a good title that continues the classic Sonic gameplay from the original trilogy in a new 32 bit style with the modern designs. While not as good as those games due to the screen crunch and lack or ports. This game is still remembered by many as the true Sonic 4 and can be enjoyed by most as a good title.

Sonic Adventure 2 is a great addition to the Adventure series with it's top tier soundtrack and story still being great to this day. Some aspects show it's age and the gameplay has it's weaker points making it not as SA1. But it's still a great title that with enough playtime can get most sonic fans and gamers to enjoy themselves.