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Holy crap, in the past two years Sanzaru Games has improved tenfold as Sonic game developers. There's still room to improve on Sonic Boom: Fire and Ice, but color me impressed. With that in mind, lets take a look at the best new Sonic game in years.
Just thought I'd mention, Sonic's "If you have time to worry, then run" advice in 06 isn't about running from your problems, it's about dwelling on your past. It just comes off differently in English than in Japanese. In Japanese he says "Nothing's gonna happen unless you start running. If you have time to worry, just run."
What he means by that is if you keep yourself in the past (i.e. dwell on it), nothing's going to happen. Things can only happen if you keep going and live life in the moment. It just comes across as horrible advice in English because of the wording and less context. But it's actually pretty solid advice, and one of my favorite pieces of advice in fiction.
I remember my first interaction with the Sonic franchise was the animated series simply called Sonic the Hedgehog. It was probably around 2003 when I was at a Blockbuster Video with my parents. I had picked out a VHS of the cartoon because it looked cool. After watching a few episodes, I became a fan. Little did I know that this hedgehog had a whole series of video games, comics, and other media behind him.
It's safe to say that Sonic the Hedgehog has had a troubled past. While each new Mario game is awaited with eager anticipation, Sonic's offerings are frequently met with scorn and derision, and 2017 is a perfect example of this unfortunate paradigm.
Mario was designed to be fun whereas Sonic was designed to be cool. Mario isn't held back by the trappings of the era in which he was born, whereas Sonic is constantly hamstrung by the fact that not only is he a product of the 90s, but he positively exudes the worst possible traits the decade.
As Ian Danskin from Innuendo Studios commented: "[Sonic is] a time capsule of early '90s adolescent cool. A bright blue, anthropomorphised animal mascot with sneakers and a bad case of the Dreamworks face, somehow still trying to remain relevant... something Mario continues to do effortlessly."
This has left Sonic in the awkward position of always trying to remain cool but cool is, by its very nature, ephemeral and ever changing. So how does Sonic remain relevant? It's a near impossible question, and one Sonic Team has repeatedly failed to answer, opting to constantly reinvent not only the character and his ever expanding entourage of anthropomorphic animal friends, but the fundamentals of what a Sonic game is.
With the gradual attenuation of Sonic's cultural relevance, the likelihood of a game which broke free of the mascot's desperation to be "cool" seemed less and less likely. Sonic Team had taken the franchise in every conceivable direction and each had been a dud. Even Sonic 4, which attempted to re-imagine classic Sonic with all of the edge and glamour of modern Sonic, was ultimately an awkward patchwork. Its only real achievement was quite how spectacularly it missed the mark.
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