Real Life: Mario Style
Mario has taught me a lot of things but never before had I considered how the obstacles of that game would mirror those of my own life.
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Sonic 2 is among the ideal games ever in my view. Sonic three was good, and also Knuckles was good. Remarkably though, with the lock on tech it's extremely wonderful.But, I think it's the general layout and also flow of Sonic 2 that puts it up so high. I wouldn't mind having those special shields from Sonic 3 though.