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I think allowing the player to read the dialogue at their own pace would help the pacing of the game as a whole. It should at least allow the player to skip the dialogue scroll instead of requiring them to wait several minutes after each level. I'm probably gonna come off as a bit harsh here, but it's simply not interesting enough to justify it being completely unskippable. However, I have to say that I'm not a fan of the writing. I personally recommend having more bosses that revolve around the concept of Sonic running forward while the enemy moves at a similar pace as opposed to running in a spikey arena or a relatively small circle. I liked the first boss that shoots bombs as you try to chase it, though I'm not too keen on the others. The level design also has a satisfying balance of feeling both open and linear. I like how the enemies pose a fair threat rather than basically being bowling pins that Sonic knocks over for special points.

The controls, physics, graphics, level design, and especially the enemy design are all pretty great. Overall, great game! If you just make it a bit more obvious where your supposed to go in the level, this would be a 10/10 game, but as it stands right now, this is an 8.5/10, which is still great. Unless I didn't see it, there NEEDS to be a way to fast forward text, because some of it scrolls, well, not anywhere near the speed of sound. This applies to all levels i've played so far. In the very first level, I found myself constantly getting lost due to tight speed requirements for some jumps, or just because the level sizes are HUGE, and constantly restarting so I can regain a sense of where I am. The level design needs to be tweaked a bit.

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I really like momentum based gameplay, so this is a big plus for me. The momentum based movement always makes me feel like im moving so fast, even when I'm not. Some jokes were pretty good, and the VAs were great! The story is written with similar humor to a Sonic game, dare I say better. La película es a las veintiuno horas cinco.Įl tren llega a las veintitrés treinta y cinco.Great game! I've played some of it today, and there's some things I like, and somethings that need to be tweaked. To calculate 12-hour time, subtract 12 from the 24-hour system for the hours between noon and midnight: To calculate 24-hour time, add 12 to the 12-hour system time for the hours between noon and midnight: : Son las diez menos cuarto (de la noche).Ģ1:45 : Son las veintiuno cuarenta y cinco.ġ2:00a.m. : Son las cinco y media (de la tarde).ĩ:45p.m. : Es la una y cuarto (de la tarde).ĥ:30p.m.

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With the 24-hour clock, the words “ medianoche”, “ mediodía”, “ cuarto”, and “ media” are not used, and the number of minutes is expressed by a full number.ġ2:00p.m. However, these phrases are NOT used when expressing time according to the 24-hour system. in Spanish when expressing time according to the 12-hour system, often in The following phrases are used to denote A.M./P.M. So it’s important to be able to understand and tell the time according to the 24-hour system! The 24-hour system is especially used in public announcements such as timetables, bus/train/plane schedules, movie/television/radio listings, sporting events, and business hours of operation. In most Spanish-speaking countries (and, in fact, in most countries other than the U.S.), time is usually expressed on a 24-hour clock (what we in the United States generally refer to as “military time”). LEAF Spanish Grammar: The Verb with Telling Time.Utilized when operations run day and night continually.Creative Commons Image via The LEAF ProjectĮl vocabulario español: el sistema de 24 horas

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