Sonic worth it?

[soviet_sharkey]

Are the 2D Sonics good ports with good and controls and is Adventure good port with good controls?

[sureok]

I assume they're just official roms/emu from sega, is all. So it should be able to config the controls any way you like. But, this is coming from someone who's only guessing.

[Fish-E]

Adventure felt weird to play using buttons rather than an analogue stick however at £3 I still think it's worth it.

2D sonics work fine with buttons. They were designed to be controlled via a D-Pad.

[Dr. Bloodmoney]

I assume they're just official roms/emu from sega, is all. So it should be able to config the controls any way you like. But, this is coming from someone who's only guessing.

Yes you are correct the 2d sonics are the orginal roms running under a emulator well save for Sonic CD that is running under a new engine but you can still play with the controls, not that it matters much since it's a 2d platformer that just used a directional pad and really one button.

[Xilo]

Yes you are correct the 2d sonics are the orginal roms running under a emulator well save for Sonic CD that is running under a new engine but you can still play with the controls, not that it matters much since it's a 2d platformer that just used a directional pad and really one button. well, three buttons only come into play when you use the debug codes. but yeah all the sonic games on steams market are worth it, the emulator itself even offers some neat things user made ones might not, like filters to make the game look better. i love the enhanced filter, it removes the pixelation on the 2-d sega classics, making them look somewhat new.