Sonic CD Classic

Time travel in SEGA's highly acclaimed Sonic platformer

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Sonic CD Classic

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By: SEGA

Users: 23,105,826

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Rating: 4.24

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Version: 3.8.1 (Last updated: 2024-10-03)

Creation date: 2018-01-31

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Time travel to save the world in SEGA's highly acclaimed Sonic platformer that introduced Amy Rose and Metal Sonic!

Past, present, and future collide as Sonic battles to rescue Amy Rose and recover the seven Time Stones! Travel through time to defeat Dr. Eggman and his fiendish creation, Metal Sonic.

Sonic CD is part of the SEGA Forever classic games collection, a treasure trove of free SEGA console classics brought to life on mobile!

GAME FEATURES
- Collect all seven Time Stones to defeat Dr. Eggman and save Amy Rose
- Time travel between the past, present, and future versions of each level
- Use Sonic's spin dash and super peel out moves to zoom around stages
- Clear the game to unlock Miles "Tails" Prower
- Sonic CD now features both the US and Japanese soundtracks!

SEGA FOREVER FEATURES
- PLAY FREE
- SAVE YOUR GAME PROGRESS
- LEADERBOARDS – compete with the world for high scores
- CONTROLLER SUPPORT: HID compatible controllers
- DOWNLOAD THEM ALL

TRIVIA
- Sonic CD was the first game to feature Sonic speaking - leave Sonic standing still for three minutes to hear him!
- The original release of Sonic CD featured a secret spooky message screen that would greet data pirates
- Sonic CD features two endings, and was the first in the series to feature full motion video cut scenes.
- European and Japanese versions of the game featured different music to its American counterpart

CLASSIC GAME FACTS
- Sonic CD first released in Japan on September 23, 1993
- Sonic CD was the SEGA CD's best-selling game of all time at 1.5 million copies
- The first Sonic game to feature CD-quality Red Book audio
- Remastered in 2011 by Christian Whitehead, the man behind Sonic Mania

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Pros

Faithful port of the original Sonic CD
Smooth controls and enjoyable gameplay
Good graphics and sound (when not glitching)
Bonus features and quality of life improvements

Cons

Frequent ads that disrupt gameplay
Audio issues, including static and sound overlap
Achievements not unlocking or functioning properly
Occasional glitches and control issues

Most mentioned

Audio problems
Ads in the game
Overall gameplay experience
Graphical fidelity and appeal

User reviews

This game is pretty good. However, there are some flaws. First, this is the only port he made where you can't go back and get all the Chaos Emeralds, or in this case, the Time Stones. Second, every Special Stage after the 4th one sucks. But I would take them any day if I had to choose between the Sonic CD Special Stages and the Sonic 1 Special Stages. And again, why can't restart when you have only 1 life! It's a problem with the other ports, too! Anyways, this game is still very good. 👍

DJL, 2024-06-25

A decent port of the original. The controls do feel a little off at times, often causing issues with game play. I can't compare this to the Sega CD original, but there are glitches throughout (one causing Sonic to get stuck in a conveyor belt and die). The widescreen is very nice, though the controls do obscure Sonic at times. Ads on the free version are annoying like all ads are. When beating the game the original ending videos would be nice to see, but all we get instead is a picture of Tails.

Anklepants Skate Zine, 2024-04-06

Even after 12 some odd years, I'm still very impressed with this port of Sonic CD. The game works surprisingly well on a touch screen and I had no issue controlling Sonic. Though I did run into some issues, nothing major, but still worth bringing up. Some of the sound effects didn't seem to work, mainly the goal post, Sonic skidding, and the end of point tally sound after beating the level. Other than that, it's still a great port. Sonic fans should definitely check it out.