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mazefire3609
August 5th, 2013, 09:05
I prefer an 3D Sonic game. I only made this poll because I wanted to know what everyone thinks on what they think a dimensional should a Sonic game be. Though I kind of like 2.5D Sonic games like Sonic 3D Blast. 2D is good though. 3D is fun. 4D...Is something that I've heard alot from other people an yet I'm pretty curious about it. Since I just added 4D there, I need someone to rename the topic to add 4D in the topic name.

Critical Dude
August 5th, 2013, 11:10
I like 2D and 3D, I hated Sonic 3D Blast though. I always preferred "Sonic 2's 2d gameplay out of the other classic and modern 2d sonic games" but I do like the level design in Sonic Advance 3 as it is full of gimmicks (however some are just overused). I like some of the 3-Dimensional Sonic games (e.g. Sonic Heroes, Sonic Unleashed and Sonic and the Black Knight).

TaskBarR
August 5th, 2013, 16:55
Sonic 3D Blast wasn't even 3D, I think, it was more of an isometric.
Sonic Unleashed forever, I don't give a crap what all of you say. The HD version is especially awesome.

Critical Dude
August 5th, 2013, 18:00
Sonic 3D Blast wasn't even 3D, I think, it was more of an isometric.
Sonic Unleashed forever, I don't give a crap what all of you say. The HD version is especially awesome.
You can read this wiki version of Sonic 3D Blast but I think it is 2.5D.

Sky
August 5th, 2013, 19:57
Sonic 3D Blast is 3D. It just has a really weird isometric angle to it.

Zhire'El
August 5th, 2013, 20:45
The forth dimension is a space-time continium, you can't see it, touch it, but you can move forward in it. I dont see how Sonic Team can even pull that off.

The only way to visualize that dimension is a cube, but something has to be perpendicular to it to act as Time.

Im pretty sure Spider-Man Edge of Time tried doing this by giving Spider-Man dimensional powers where he can go back in time and move at speeds that leave constant after images of him lost in space-time, but it really didnt portray that in the game that much... so yeah.

Critical Dude
August 5th, 2013, 21:00
The only way to visualize that dimension is a cube, but something has to be perpendicular to it to act as Time.
Where'd you learn this?

Zhire'El
August 5th, 2013, 21:11
Where'd you learn this?

I went to a Science Emporium 5 months ago and they had a high school physics panel,
I also found an image that can explain the fourth dimension.
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This one is a little more, understandable though.
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Critical Dude
August 5th, 2013, 21:16
Ah, I see.

SegTindog
August 5th, 2013, 23:51
I always like a 3 D's but mostly 2.5D and 3D especially in sonic colors where most of the game is in 2D bringing back that ol' classic flavor to the series.
The 3D bits where the exciting parts where it showed glorious sights to see especially in tropical resort.
The Sonic 4 series was excellent as well with its 2.5D gameplay but it also shows some points in each game where you can view sonic from a 3D perspective as well.

Demnyx Onyxfur
August 6th, 2013, 00:26
2.5D as in Colors, or as in Rush?

Critical Dude
August 8th, 2013, 00:06
2.5D as in Colors, or as in Rush?
*Now for the grand answer*
Yes...
Sonic Rush/Colors DS had 2.5D elements. (This answer wasn't special, yet this reply is late...?)

Demnyx Onyxfur
August 8th, 2013, 00:49
So 2.5D is "Sonic Rush" or "3D model traveling through a 2D track." Gotcha. Modern Sonic should always be in 3D, few 2D sections.

Critical Dude
August 8th, 2013, 09:06
So 2.5D is "Sonic Rush" or "3D model traveling through a 2D track." Gotcha. Modern Sonic should always be in 3D, few 2D sections.
Like "Sonic Lost World".

Basic Bronze Sonic
November 3rd, 2020, 12:42
I kinda like 3d...but that 4D though
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