While I'm no longer a fan of the older classics, been there-done that years ago, some have never had the privilege of playing some of the earlier titles.

But the question is, are some worth rebooting in the first place, or should they remain fond and distant memories.

OXCGN reviewer takes a look at SEGA's recent remake of the Dreamcast Sonic Adventure, which has just been released on XBLA and PSN.

COme check out the review and see what he has to say on the matter.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that there are already enough (or too many) Sonic games available through the Live Arcade Marketplace.

However, now that the most of the Mega Drive and Genesis classics have been exhausted, it’s time to move to the next level.

Sonic Adventure was the centerpiece launch title for Sega’s Dreamcast when it was released in September 1999; it was no doubt the game disc most early adopters inserted first and most definitely the demonstration game to play in front of friends as the owner desperately tried to tell themselves they’d invested in a long-term machine and those poor suckers with Playstations were living in the past.

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