15 years ago
Super Meat Boy Dodges M$ Certification, M$ says “Meh…”
The boys over at Team Meat are sidestepping the whole process of Microsoft content certification to offer free levels on XBL. How does Microsoft feel about this? …
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15 years ago
Capcom calls Dead Rising 2: Case Zero “Most Dynamic Sales Weapon Ever”
It’s not unusual for game companies to throw superlatives upon themselves, no matter how unwarranted. However, in the case of Case Zero, we think Capcom is just …
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15 years ago
Get a free DeathSpank soundtrack in exchange for Facebook “Likes”
Developer Hothead Games has announced on their official website that the soundtracks of both DeathSpank and its sequel Thongs of Virtue will be released for free. But there is a …
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15 years ago
Xbox Live Update Preview Program accepting sign-ups
Microsoft is looking to introduce some major changes to the Xbox 360 this year, and is accepting sign-ups to preview a number of the new features being implemented. This new …
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15 years ago
Vote for Deal of the Week on Xbox Live
For a limited time on the Xbox Live Marketplace, Gold subscribers can vote for the next Deal of the Week content that will be available sometime in October. The deals …
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15 years ago
LIMBO helped change XBLA trends
First off, if you haven’t at least tried the demo of LIMBO go do that. Since you probably have you know how simple yet effective the gameplay can …
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15 years ago
XBLA Releases: September 22nd Edition- Game Appetizer
The XBLA has a rather large load of new games released today. Four new games to be exact. Some we have been hearing about for months now, and one that …
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15 years ago
August Sets XBLA Sales Record
Even the casual observer has probably noticed by now that August is a special month for Xbox Live Arcade Games (XBLA). This year saw the third annual …
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15 years ago
HydroPhobia Dev Diary: 20 Ways to Kill a Malthusian
With HydroPhobia and Xbox Live Arcade’s Game Feast promotion right around the corner, developer Dark Energy Digital has released a new developer diary detailing the many ways to kill …
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15 years ago
Sonic Adventure review (XBLA)
Sonic Adventure was developed by Sonic Team and published by SEGA. It was released on September 15, 2010 and retails for 800 MSP. A copy was provided for reviewing purposes.
As someone playing Sonic Adventure for the first time on Xbox Live Arcade, I can see why the game was a big deal for its time. It’s a very colorful game that moves smooth and fast, and it has respectable graphics for a game more than 10 years old. However, playing it for the first time also means the game holds no nostalgic memories for me, unlike the Sonic the Hedgehog games for the Sega Genesis. Even if it holds nostalgic value to you, I can’t see anyone playing this game today and having any fun.