Big the Cat is a humble creature that wants nothing more than for his best friend, Froggy, to be saved. Do not freight though, for this lovable, obese, purple feline has within him a power that no other character in fiction can quite match. Some will tell you that this gameplay is bad. To this day, over two decades later, no other fishing game can compare to its unequivocal charm. But how many fishing games exist that are masterpieces? Big’s Fishing Adventure DX takes the fishing game genre to a heightened level. Some of which can be credited to the poor DX port, by the way, so do check out some patches that will make the game more similar to the Dreamcast version.Ī lot of fishing games exist. Overall a great game that is brought down by an uncharacteristic volume of flaws. And a very funny and compressed voice acting that causes a terrible impression, particularly when played alongside musical tracks of such crisp quality. Soundtrack is one of the best in the franchise, and levels are as memorable as ever despite the now more uninspired and too-realistic-for-Sonic artstyle (with few exceptions like Twinkle Park, Casinopolis and Final Egg). Mechanics are a tad janky and not as perfected as the previous standard with Yuji Naka on the classic games, but the gameplay is still pretty juicy with how you can exploit terrain for speed and altitude. It gets a lot of criticism for dictating the basis for so many bad decisions the franchise has taken ever since this first came out, but if you coldly take Sonic Adventure for what Sonic Adventure is (and not what it "enabled" for the Hedgehog's future), there's a pretty solid platformer.
A very weird transition to 3D for a franchise to have, with a very desnecessary redesign for the main character (courtesy of Yuji Uekawa) done out of a sheer lack of confidence SEGA had on the original Sonic design.
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