Sonic Rush Adventure DS Game (Retro Fam)

This is why I can never understand the mindset of a Sonic "fan"; not a FAN, but a "fan". You know the kind; the person would crap on anything with Sonic's face on it if it's not exactly like the Sega Genesis trilogy from the 90s. Meanwhile, as the Sonic fan I am, I actually find more gems than lumps of coal in the franchise. Perhaps many of those "fans" lack a handheld system because Sonic the Hedgehog is actually most consistent with its quality on the go; when the Genesis games hogged the spotlight, the Game Gear games provided its own flavor of Sonic action. As the mediocre-ish Sonic Adventure 2 came around and was followed up by Sonic Heroes, the Game Boy Advance delivered its own trilogy of awesome Sonic games using the tried-and-true Sega Genesis formula, with an added burst of speed. When Shadow The Hedgehog was busy being awful, Sonic Rush paved its way to acclaim. And now we have Sonic Rush Adventure, a game that came out after Sonic seemingly betrayed console owners via Sonic 06. Is it as terrible as th-OF COURSE NOT!Being that Sonic Rush Adventure is a sequel to the first Sonic Rush released two years prior, the game continues to provide some of the best high-speed platforming action since the Game Boy Advance era. As Sonic the Hedgehog or Blaze the Cat, you dash your way through seven Zones, and at the end of each Zone comes a boss battle. There are also additional missions and Special Stages which are needed to get the best ending. Sounds.