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Message: [QUOTE="TamagotchiTamaHero24, post: 142582, member: 215120"] So, Frontiers is an odd duck, but I love it. It sounds incredible, the general gameplay loop of the open zones are fun, and it’s got great bosses. The story is also definitely rewarding if you’re a longtime fan, particularly the kind who has been frustrated by SEGA’s lack of love and care to the events across the series. Frontiers’ biggest suffering point, aside from a ho-hum graphical presentation and aggressive pop in on assets, is the fact that it was a corrective game. A test bed. A game whose goal was to get player feedback on the direction of the series going forward. For the best experience, once you play the mandatory first stage and cutscenes, go into your options and find the options for player control. Turn off “jump deceleration” and have yourself a time. You can also tweak a large number of other controls to your liking, so experiment! Frontiers is… a lot. Frightening and daunting for new players, that’s for sure! But stick with it until the end of the first island. Get all seven emeralds, beat that boss, and then see how you feel. It’ll only take anywhere from an hour to three hours, so I’d say give yourself an afternoon to get settled into the game. Sonic Frontiers is the buffet of video games. Tons of options, several you might not like, but give yourself some time to sample a little bit of everything, and you’ll be able to see if you want to stick around for more. [automerge]1742578887[/automerge] Totally get it, even if I disagree. It’s like CD and Sonic 2 are pure opposites. So, if you loved Sonic 2’s more fast and direct approach, with levels that were built for Sonic’s movement, than the more explorative design of CD where you have to look for places to make the most of your move set because not every part of the world is conducive to it… it can be hard to cope with. Fun but divisive. That’s Sonic CD. [/QUOTE]

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