Gaming Bits Quickie: Why the Sonic Adventure duology is still (relatively) awesome

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In 1997, Sonic was set to release his first 3D outing ever, it had great graphics for the Sega Saturn, but it wasn't meant to be. sonic wasn't meant for the Saturn, and the so called Sonic X-Treme was never released... but Sonic did have sort of a tech demo for the first true 3D outing on the Dreamcast, while it was once praised for it's fast paced 3D gameplay, it was later criticized for being glitchy, the second game was more of the same, just with bad fanfiction like storylines, but was it really that bad?

Gaming Bits: Ratchet & Clank core series (Da F**K's a Lombax?)

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First a Ottsel, now a Lombax, When will Sony stop presenting me with these weird Pokemon things, it's bad enough that Sega introduced the Echidna to existence, I mean jeebus, there's a whole world of species to introdu...

Yoshiette 1: Ummmmmm...... The Echidna already exists...

A. Yoshi: Next you're going to tell me that Pikachu's exists...

YE1: THEY DO!!!!!

AY: WHERE?!

YE1: Pikachu Island, somewhere in the Indian Ocean.

AY: Prove it, See you never!

Gaming Bits: Jak & Daxter series

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The year was 2000, the most successful console of all time was released, it could play DVDs, It had hits in every genre, every 3rd party franchise (old and new), it had great graphics, and could play all your PlayStation 1 games. it was known as the PlayStation 2 (real creative name, amirite). Sony along with every 3rd part publisher joined the fun, one of those masterpieces was the Jak and Daxter series. how was this series created? what were it's games like? and  whatever happened to this series? All this and more on Gaming Bits...