The Switch version is the one I own, and I thought it was fine. Watching videos on YouTube makes it obvious it's a graphical downgrade, but it doesn't look too bad
The city seen in Forces is a far cry from a place that could also be called Genocide City.
I believe this is what Act 3 once looked like, set outside the factory of the first two zones
There's more extra and secret stages, you get more as you get collectables in stages.
I wish Switch had the 3DS/U features as far as stats are concerned.
Yea, it does. I don't know why either, but it feels better to use here. I completely replaced Spin Dashing for me in this game, while I never use it in Mania. I think Mania only spin dashes you one level, in Forces it seems like it almost counts as a maxed out spin dash.
I want to say that it gave you better feedback as to when you were activating it in the air. I don't think Mania ever did anything aside from a faint audio sound, but here, you can see the jump animation changing to indicate you're gonna perform a drop dash.
Same here. Never really minded the physics in Generations, but here, it's very noticeable that something is wrong with Classic Sonic.
I don't disagree, but this is a valid complaint for the whole game. Physics are borked for Avatar and Modern with their wonky acceleration and traction and their completely bizarre jumping. Classic suffers too, but at least his areas are more interesting than theirs.
Probably because Classic Sonic lifts layouts wholesale from better Sonic games, in places.
I'd appreciate the level design more if it weren't for the way Classic Sonic played. He has slightly more complex levels than the other two characters but I found them more fun to play and move around with. If classic was more like Generations or Mania I'd tolerate it more.
Sure, they did a little more than pay homage with Death Egg and Chemical Plant at points. But even Ghost Town and Casino Forest do a decent job of giving alternate routes and encouraging exploration.
Not that I recall, and he also didn't interact with halfpipes like he would in the classic games. If you didn't spindash, you didn't really generate any momentum from rolling.
I think Sonic has always been faster while rolling, but this game takes it kind of an extreme.
I don't feel that removing the instant spin dash was a good thing
I think they spent their entire audio budget on the awesome Shadow remixes
Instant spindash didn't do anything but remove the need to hold down and mash the jump button. It was just a convenience.
