His feet are obviously not moving as fast as the screen is. I have done that since Sonic 1.ДЄnother thing, however more minor, is that the animation that Sonic takes from standing still to eventually running out is just weird. I had a huge problem with this seeing as I do that whenever I am running in a large stretch as to protect myself. In any other stretch of zone, including loops, if you switch from running to spinning ball you will actually slow down. In fact, the only time it does not slow down when going from running to spinning ball is when heading down hills but then youвЂ™d expectВ momentumВ to carry you at that point. In Sonic 4: Episode 2, whenever I hit down and curl into a ball I slow down. ItвЂ™s better to do that instead of just running headlong into a crab or something. For starters, whenever IвЂ™m going really fast I like to hit the down button and curl into a ball to damage upcoming enemies. There are still issues here that impact the supposed gameplay.

Yes, Sonic finally keeps his momentum when jumping. However, the problem lies in how much better. SighвЂ¦ now that I got that said IвЂ™ll just come out and say it, Episode 2 is better then Episode 1. You canвЂ™t even play the game without Tails. You canвЂ™t even complete Act 1 of the first zone without them. The focus here wasВ definitely how can we make Tails so important in this game? Instead of making the team specials andВ abilitiesВ anВ interestingВ way of going through the game, they made them an absolute necessity. Instead of calling this game Sonic The Hedgehod 4: Episode 2, it should have the tagline of вЂњJustification of TailsвЂќ.

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