3D Sonic the Hedgehog (3DS): COMPLETED!

You may be aware that I have completed the very first Sonic the Hedgehog game a number of times in the past, but the 3D version, on the Sega 3D Classics Collection? Nope.

OK, I lie. I have. Sort of. You see, I already own 3D Sonic the Hedgehog – buying it when it appeared on the 3DS eShop as a single title. That was about three years ago though, despite me thinking it was actually earlier this year. I completed it back then, and today I completed it again via the 3D collection.

There’s little more to say. It is still an excellent game. It’s still very easy, and I obtained all the Chaos Emeralds. I did choose the “bulbous CRT” 3D effect to play through with which was pretty cool, if pretty pointless. Um, that’s it.

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The end has come for the Sega 3D Classics Collection, as I complete the last few games in the package. Hurry up with a second collection, Sega.
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Virginia (PS4)
Finally got round to playing this having wanted it for a while and buying it in a sale a few weeks ago. I completed it in a single sitting, and whilst it was very good, I’m still somewhat confused as to what was actually real and what was a dream. I liked the film-style scene cuts, and the complete absence of dialogue too. And it had toilets.
3D Maze Walker (3DS)
The worst game on the 3D Classics card, by a very long way. No small task, given one of the other titles is Altered Beast. The 3D was excellent, but the game was a boring slog from start to finish.
3D Fantasy Zone II (3DS)
The Master System one. I completed it this time! Phew.
3D Sonic the Hedgehog (3DS)
I left the best until last. With this completed, that was all 10 games in the 3D Classics Collection finished. What an awesome time I had (apart from with Maze Walker, of course). More please, Sega. Although I know you won’t. Boo.
Lego Marvel Avengers (PS4)
It’s been a while since we played this, but my daughter and I completed it this week. Naturally, there’s a lot more that could be done (in fact, we got and played the free Ant-man DLC level too), but that copy of Lego Dimensions really needs to be played…
Letter Quest Remastered (PS4)
Oh my this is great! It’s like Boggle: The RPG. Sort of. Gave it a quick go and it sucked me in for a couple of hours. Will definitely play more of this!
Retro City Rampage DX (3DS)
Back on it. I do like it, it’s just I often forget it’s there and load up Pokémon Y instead. Speaking of which…
Pokémon Y (3DS)
Some more of this. Mainly Wonder Trading all my dupes away. It’s surprisingly relaxing playing this, you know.
Want
Is it worth listing them again? Zelda (Switch), Sonic Mania (Switch), Pokémon Sun (3DS), Paper Mario (Wii U) and a Switch. Actually, Shenmue 3 is under a year away now, I’ve realised. So that too!
Bin
3D Maze Walker. Urgh.
Expense
Grand Theft Auto V (PS4) – £5
Sonic the Hedgehog Level Pack for Lego Dimensions – £5
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Play Want Bin Expense: 2016-11-21

November 21st, 2016 at 09:00 8 years ago

In 2016, I completed a whopping 110 games. My previous record, because of course I’ve been keeping count, was 84 in 2015. You’d think with a number like that, I’d finally be on top of my backlog, right? Ahahahahano.
I didn’t anticipate completing that many. Like in previous years, I did strive to finish the RetroCollect 52 Game Challenge (which I managed before the end of June) and then expanded that to 104 games just for a laugh (and I sorted that by mid-December), but of course I had to go and beat that too, didn’t I?
There may be some arguments over what constitutes a “game”, and what counts as “completed”. There’s no hard and fast rule, whatever feels right for a title, usually. However, normally a game is “something you play” and “completed” is “reached the final goal”, “got all the achievements” or “watched the end credits” as appropriate.
DLC and addons are usually classed as separate games even if technically they’re not – like Life is Strange episodes, or the Lego Dimensions level packs.
Anyway, here’s the full list of 110: