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Sonic The Hedgehog was a series known for it's arcade-like gameplay, debuting for the first time in 1991 for the Sega Megadrive, or Genesis in the United States- ah who am I kidding! You already know all this, but it does tell how far this series came when Adventure first dropped in '98.

When transfering the blue blur from 2D into 3D, SEGA was met with a problem, a rather short problem. Sonic's original design was too short for the camera to focus on him correctly, so Sonic Team decided to change our favorite hedgehog's design. Many people tried, even the original designer of the character himself, Naoto Oshima, but no one was able to find a nice design that would complement the camera, that is, until Yuji Uekawa came along and redesigned Sonic into what we see him as now.

Now obviously, being one of the first games to make the change to 3D, the camera isn't the best, it's arguably one of the real problems this game has. Thankfully there's an option to change to "Free Camera" mode, which allows you to move the camera manually at all times.

The gameplay is rather simple compared to its sequel, yet has some stuff that the game doesn't want you to do, like abusing the spindash to gain an insane amount of momentum during Sonic's stages - and much like the classic games, you can also do a slight jump with the spindash that can allow you to reach certain places faster. Sonic also gains a new move, the Homing Attack, a move which allows you to home in on an enemy and smash 'em, you can do this in a chain as well, which can lead you to some goodies, or just the because you can.

As for the story, well, I'll let you play it first. I'm not big on spoiling stuff for new players, then again, it's not like this game's story hasn't been seen everywhere, so trying to prevent spoilers is useless. Basically, Dr.Eggman heads over to Angel Island from Sonic 3, and while knuckles is resting, the Master Emerald breaks into shards, releasing Chaos - who we later find out was the guardian of the Chao, this game's new addition to the Sonic lore - as well as a new extra mode that this game has. After that, Chaos finds his way to Station Square, and causes a big scene - a scene so big in fact, that it catches the attention of Sonic during what I can only assume is his equivalent to a late night stroll on the town.

Sonic fights Chaos and defeats, remarking on the fact that the "big drip" is running away. Chaos escaped into the sewers and Sonic is left pondering on what the water monster was. That is until Eggman remarks on top of a roof, that he has finally found Chaos, the God of Destruction. Now, I'll you play the game to figure out the rest of the story, just let it be known that the intro actually spoils you on what's going to happen at the end of the game.

Unfortunately, this port of the game is horrifically bad, I'm talking that it mangles this game. Originally the Gamecube port of Sonic Adventure, which was already terrible, DX's PC port completely butchers the game even more than the original Gamecube port did. There is a very long list of things that it broke, I will link you to a nice post that shows you what the port broke.

(h t t p s)(remove spaces)://dreamcastify(dot)unreliable(dot)network/
This contains the ruining of a game's innocence and life, so viewer discretion is advised. It also contains links to mods that fix this game, as well as the mod loader that is needed to add said mods.
Or you can just emulate the original Dreamcast version.. or play it on real hardware, which is nearly impossible these days, especially with how the Dreamcast decays.

Overall, the first Sonic Adventure may have not aged all that well, but it's still a pretty fun game. It has it's problem, but what game from this era didn't? Other than that, feel free to play the game for yourself and make your own decision, after all, this review is made up from 14+ years of playing this game.

Skullgirls is a fighting game with a gameplay style that mirrors mvc2, the soundtrack is filled with gems that are really worth listening to, the sprite work is breath taking i believe they're record breaking or something like that.
It can be played with a gamepad or a fightstick or if you don't have access to any of those things it has some pretty good keyboard controls as well, which is awesome.

The roster has a ton of options like some beginner friendly characters or if you want to feel like a beast winning online, characters that require more skill.
Combos are really fun to pull off, even more satisfying when you chain them into supers there's even an achievement for them, even one for throws i believe.

The online plays pretty good due to ggpo, even better now because of the rollback in the recent updates. The stages are just as lively as the player sprites, all of the animations are lively and eyecatching.

So if you like amazing sprites,nice looking stages,good music,great character options&a great netcode i definitely recommend skullgirls.

Left 4 Dead or L4D1 is a great game but how does it hold up till this day, well it's a bit easier then L4D2 but it's bot ai is useless so play with friends when it comes to survival,campaign&versus.

There are five special infected those being: Tank,Witch,Hunter,Smoker&Boomer. The game itself has more atmosphere then L4D2, Left 4 Dead 2 favors gameplay over feel so l4d2 is a bit more tedious in certain parts.

The weapons are:Pistols,Pump shotgun,Auto shotgun,Assault rifle,Hunting rifle,Sub machine gun.
Left 4 Dead has throwables they are:Pipe bomb,Molotov.

On a side note the versus community is not fun to play with prepare to be kicked all the time, no matter how good you play.

A decent sequel to the first game but the map design is terrible and takes nearly two hours to complete a level
also the keys are impossible to get without backtracking it's f**king annoying honestly but still a good game non the less.

A good update for the original counter-strike 1.6, that being it's more of a grapical update then a fresh game, so the source engine complements the counter-strike series that being said the SDK at the time when it was released back in the early days
but the lighting is hit or miss with this game but then the orange box update happened and made the game's lighting BRIGHT AS F**K, With that out of the way let's talk about the returning s**t from condition zero: BOTS, And that is the only thing from condition zero that was memorable so that is the review game gets a (8/10).

At the end of Half Life 2 gordon&alyx stop breen but at a cost that cost being the explosion of the citadel's top portal sector.
HALF LIFE 2: EPISODE ONE, The continuation to half life 2 released in june 1st 2006 about one year in between half life 2 and
2006, it is shorter then half life 2 mainly because it's an expansion not a new game or it would be just a expansion if the game didn't as much quality as the original half life 2 there are many improvements to the source sdk aswell as the games graphics and lighting and effects so it looks better then last game but still the main models look dated even for 2006.
So half life 2: episode one gets a 8/10 a lower rating then the base HL2 but still fun.

It's the original, but playable for people who don't want to put up with the original's controls (Weak People).

It Used to be a semi-good game but now it's just a souless battle royale game mixed with terrible micro-transactions counter strike was such a enjoyable series but now it's not fairing so well so install with thought.

A Wonder of a game however it was always was awesome but with this pc port it's even better than before

A wonderful experience recommended for all fps players; I still remember my first memory with this game, besides that, it's one valve's most amazing works. I love this game; but it's a bit hard to get mods, but that doesn't ruin the experience; it's worth the price fine sirs&gals.