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Developer: Sega
Genre: Arcade/Action
Originally on: Saturn (1997)
Works on: PC, Windows
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Sonic Jam is the closest thing we got to an exclusive Sonic game for the Sega Saturn which is a real shame when you think about it. I know that this has a reputation for being yet another compilation of Sonic games, but it is far more than that. So much so, if you have even the slightest interest in Sega’s blue mascot, you have to play this game!

System Manual The most recent pdf. Can be found HERE. Summary in English HERE. Later version HERE. Summary in Russian HERE. Summary in Spanish HERE. The 'Secret' of the Sonic R. System Classic Setup Find out why the Sonic R. Classic set ups have been profitable, read the 'Secret of Sonic R.' Classics, Scouts, and PVSRA.

Four Of The Best

Let’s start with what this game is known for and that is the classics. Featured here are the first three Sonic games as well as Sonic and Knuckles. All of these are absolute classics and they play just as well here as they do on the original Sega Mega Drive/Genesis hardware. I could play these games anytime and have a great time and nothing has changed here.

If you like the classic Sonic games, you are going to be very happy with how they look, sound, and play here. I found the Sega Saturn controller to work very well with all of the games. While there is nothing new added here to the original Sonic games, I feel that there is nothing that Sega could have added to make these better.

Sonic World

No, I am not talking about the Sonic Lost World game for the Nintendo Wii U (which is not as bad as some people say) in Sonic Jam, we got our first taste of a 3D version of Sonic the Hedgehog. The game has this mode called, Sonic World where you get to control Sonic in a 3D environment and run around what is best described as a Sonic museum. It is just amazing fan service and you can see all kinds of cool stuff. Back in the day, this was the first time I saw many of the Japanese Sonic the Hedgehog things.

Now as great as Sonic World is, it is not a full game and it is rather limited in what it allows you to do. However, I must say in playing this again for this review. I did feel that there were some very strong bones here for a 3D Sonic game on the Sega Saturn.

More Sonic

As much as I love Sonic Jam, I will admit that most of this is based on Sonic World. You see, we already had a Sonic compilation on the Genesis (all be it a more basic one with just a couple of games) and there have been a million since this that do it far better. However, at the time this was released most people felt that they could have added in the Sega Master System games and games like Sonic Spinball and Sonic CD to make it a more complete Sonic experience.

I love Sonic Jam I really do. It is the kind of game that is worth playing just to see how the Sega Saturn could have handled a 3D Sonic game. It features a lot of fan service and we all know that all four of the games are absolute classics are just as much fun to play today as they were in the 90s. The fan service in Sonic World is a lot of fun to look at and while later collections offer far more content. If you want to see what a 3D Sonic game on the Saturn would have been like there is no other way than with this collection.

Download this pack and embark on an all new adventure. Place Sonic on the toypad and spin into action as he speeds through some of his most iconic locations including Green.
System Requirements. OS: Windows 9x, Windows 2000 Windows XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, Win 10. Game Features: Single game mode.

Final Score

Pros:

Sonic World is very, very interesting
The only 3D version of Sonic on the Saturn
I liked all of the extras that the game had
All four Sonic games are great
It is an interesting piece of Sonic history

Cons:

They could have added more games
It does make you wonder what could have been

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System Requirements

Processor: PC compatible, P-200

OS: Windows 9x, Windows 2000 Windows XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, Win 10.

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Game Features:Single game mode Multiplayer (Hotseat)

Developer: Travelers Tales
Genre: Racing
Originally on: Saturn (1997)
Works on: PC, Windows
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User Rating: 6.7/10 - 9 votes
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While it did make its way to PC and later consoles, Sonic R was the only exclusive (at the time) Sonic the hedgehog game that the Sega Saturn would get in its lifetime. It is a game that has a very mixed fan base with some enjoying it and others ranking it as one of the worst Sonic games ever to be released. I fall on the side of that this is an ok game, but it does take a lot of dedication in order to get the best out of it.

Fast And Smooth

I want to start by talking about one of the aspects of the game I think is good and that is the presentation. Sonic is all about speed and Sonic R captures that speed very well. The game moves at a fast pace and there is very little pop in compared with other games of this era so I give it props for that.

There are only five tracks in this game! I know that may sound crazy, but to be fair the original Ridge Racer only had one (with variations) and people let that slide. While five tracks is not many. They counter this by making them huge and very non-linear with many ways to get to the end and many secret areas to find. Plus, these tracks capture the Sonic world perfectly. You only have four characters at the start of the game, Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy, but you can unlock a few more such as the strange, but awesome Metal Knuckles which I do not think has appeared anywhere else.

Super Sonic Racing

Let’s talk about the soundtrack. I think that one of the coolest aspects of Sonic R is the soundtrack, I freaking love the soundtrack. While I can say that I like it, I can see why for some people the soundtrack may not be to their taste. It was not like anything else we had experienced in a Sonic game before and I appreciated that, plus it had that super catchy song…. You know the one I am talking about.

I Wish I Loved You!

I do feel that this is a game that has a lot going for it. I liked the fact that the single-player championship mode has a bit of a story to it. I liked how you unlocked characters in this mode as well. I also liked how you could play with friends to take part in time trials or burst balloons if you want. So, while there are not many tracks, Sega really gets the best out of them.

The problem is that the controls of Sonic R are best described as twitchy. When you are at high speeds, the controls can be very sensitive which can make taking corners really tough. I do think that the controls are manageable once you get the hang of them. It just takes a great deal of time and patience to do that and as I am a huge Sonic fan, I am willing to do this. I can see why others would not want to bother.

I can see why Sonic R is a game that some people do not like. It is a very, very hard game to love and requires a great deal of patience from the player to get to grips with the controls. With that being said, I do feel that this game is nowhere near as bad as some people make out. I for one, would loved to have seen Sega try and make another game like this on the Dreamcast! It may not be perfect, but this is a game I have always managed to have a good time with.