03-21-2017, 07:16 AM
I've never really been a fan of pinball, but I put a ridiculous amount of time into pokemon pinball.
I think the main issue with Sonic Spinball was how laggy and clunky the game felt. It just felt wrong moving about. It didn't have the smooth, snappy pace of a traditional Sonic game. I feel a Sonic themed pinball game should be somewhat off the wall and play much faster, with more loose and responsive physics than normal pinball. They could also include more player input and obstacles. Mix in some sort of platforming that Spinball tried, but somewhat failed at.
I think the main issue with Sonic Spinball was how laggy and clunky the game felt. It just felt wrong moving about. It didn't have the smooth, snappy pace of a traditional Sonic game. I feel a Sonic themed pinball game should be somewhat off the wall and play much faster, with more loose and responsive physics than normal pinball. They could also include more player input and obstacles. Mix in some sort of platforming that Spinball tried, but somewhat failed at.