We may earn a commission from links on this page. Before Sonic Adventure, Sega’s blue mascot made his first foray into the third dimension with 1996’s Sonic 3D Blast for the Sega Genesis and ...

then great, why not try it?” Sonic 3D Blast was never a bad game. But with this Director’s Cut, it could go beyond redemption. The RetroBeat is a weekly column that looks at gaming’s past ...

Project 06 feels like the true "Sonic Adventure 3", and it's an absolute blast to play once or a hundred times. The movement feels incredible, the levels are great to blast through, getting combos ...

CrossWorlds, which we played an hour of during Summer Game Fest. It’s a kart racer that seems to nail the core idea of a good kart racer – fast and intense races, powerups that turn the tide and leave ...

I still remember the classic opening tune and the finger wagging — of being struck with awe by the game, which featured great ... s old “Blast Processing” gimmick, which is Sonic’s spin ...

Of course, it's up to our favourite blue hedgehog Sonic to step in and save the day! Jump into this 3D adventure as Sonic or his buddy Tails, and collect the golden rings to help free the Flickies ...

I had to experience the magic of Blast Processing and the edgy attitude of a blue hedgehog for myself. Disliking Sonic’s games clearly puts me in the minority. Otherwise, Sega would not continue ...

But as great as this collection is on its own, it’s hard to overlook its flaws – chiefly, the replacement Sonic 3 tracks and the complete lack of any CRT filter. A part of me is also beginning ...