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   From: weaponx013@yahoo.com   
      
   Scott H wrote:   
   > Nick Soapdish, Jr. wrote:   
   >> As far as "every 3D platformer ever made" having those problems,   
   >> Ratchet & Clank and Crash Bandicoot don't have spastic cameras, or   
   >> overenthusiastic stick sensitivity problems.  Don't get me wrong- when   
   >> you subtract the annoying voiceover work and stupid storylines, the   
   >> Sonic Adventure games have an innocent and colorful charm, which is   
   >> why they were some of the first games I got for the Gamecube a few   
   >> years back.  That's what is so painful- seeing a game with potential   
   >> screwed over by sloppy attention to the basics.  A game should be   
   >> difficult due to legitimate, surmountable challenges- NOT because it   
   >> was programmed to throw its hands in front of your eyes.  That's just   
   >> cheapness.   
   >>   
   >   
   >     The first level video will be uploaded within the hour.  I had to   
   > reinstall my video capture software and the audio got out of sync, but   
   > it proves the point.  This is the first time I have played the game   
   > since January, I recorded my first try which took 2 mins 20 seconds to   
   > complete the level.  While this video is uploading I am going to attempt   
   > to get my time back down below 70 seconds and I'll post that video as well.   
   >   
   > http://www.gamepilgrimage.com/SonicAdventure/SA001c.avi   
   >   
      
   I found this, which is way better than what I was doing even back when I   
   had actually played the game for a month straight.  It takes too much   
   focus for me to do it, but if I can get down below 70 seconds I'll post   
   that video.   
      
   http://speeddemosarchive.com/SonicAdventure.html#SonicSS   
      
   --   
   Scott   
      
   http://www.gamepilgrimage.com   
      
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