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* [[Older Than They Think]]: The 8-bit version actually predates the Mega Drive/Genesis game by two months, and was Tails's first true appearance in the ''Sonic'' series. |
* [[Older Than They Think]]: The 8-bit version actually predates the Mega Drive/Genesis game by two months, and was Tails's first true appearance in the ''Sonic'' series. |
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* [[Porting Disaster]]: The [[Game Gear]] port suffers from the camera being zoomed in on Sonic too much, but not having the levels compacted in order to compensate, leading to a lot of cheap deaths and leaps of faith required on behalf of the player. |
* [[Porting Disaster]]: The [[Game Gear]] port suffers from the camera being zoomed in on Sonic too much, but not having the levels compacted in order to compensate, leading to a lot of cheap deaths and leaps of faith required on behalf of the player. |
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* [[Sophomore Slump]]: Downplayed. While not a hated game outright, it's considered far less remarkable than its 16 bit counterpart, largely being a [[Mission Pack Sequel]] for the first 8-bit game, with Sonic's third 8-bit platformer ''Sonic Chaos'' being a better translation of 16-bit ''Sonic 2'''s new innovations and gameplay. |
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* [[That One Boss]]: The Underground Zone boss in the Game Gear version is considered tougher due to the smaller resolution mentioned above, making it harder to avoid the bouncing balls. And that's the ''first boss in the game''. Every boss afterward is, comparatively, a pushover. |
* [[That One Boss]]: The Underground Zone boss in the Game Gear version is considered tougher due to the smaller resolution mentioned above, making it harder to avoid the bouncing balls. And that's the ''first boss in the game''. Every boss afterward is, comparatively, a pushover. |
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* [[That One Level]]: |
* [[That One Level]]: |
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