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I got it for a dollar.

It's fine when I'm playing it, but the memories of doing so are so painful.

I also loved Dexter's Laboratory, but I despised season 4. The art style, plot and voices all went downhill fast.

I do recall the Lost World level of Sonic Adventure being a slight pain, but that was nothing compared to ANY level in Sonic the Hedgehog 06.



At first it doesn't seem to be that bad. Then you get to the part where Sonic says "Let's speed up!" and the game goes downhill from there.

You see, there is a part of almost every level where Sonic goes to his max speed. Sounds fun, right? The problem is you can't attack enemies, the controls are wonky (not that they ever aren't in this game) and if you run into a tree, you lose all your rings (or die).

Add an over-serious dramafest of a plot, horrendous acting, deaths that in no way could have been your fault and messed up character designs (seriously, what's up with Eggman?) and you have a horrible mess of a game.

It's the only Sonic game with a save function (I've played) that I haven't forced myself to complete . . .

Let's get one thing straight: I have never actually played "Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ." The concept pisses me off in a similar way that those McFarlane toys do.

A rule 34 Spanime (anime drawn by a Spanish guy, get it?) version of Little Red Riding Hood (or a ninja version of Momotarō) needs to kill a bunch of zombies and zombified versions of fairytale characters . . . and Godzilla.

I guess it just reminds me too much of the previously mentioned McFarlane toys. The designs do, at least. The bad DS 3D also ticks me off a little bit. It might be fun, but I don't even feel like bothering with it.

The odd thing is the concept of the spiritual successor (Zombie Panic in Wonderland) made by a company created by some of the people behind this game doesn't bother me. Maybe it's because the graphics are much better. Maybe it's because they actually got an anime artist to do their illustrations. Maybe it's because the plotline seems to be executed in a more silly way. Maybe it's because the concept art doesn't remind me of McFarlane toys.

It's probably that last one.