Disabled Gaming Reviews: Review of Sonic Advance 3 (GBA)

Hi guys! Today I review a game that was released 1 month, 29 days before my accident( i thought FFX review was hard to do!) Can this game make it 2 awards in the same year (never been done before, but, hey! it's possible!)

Out of all the games in the GBA library, Sonic Advance 3 I, personally hold high esteem. I still have memories of playing this game when I was in hospital. Not kidding guys! Anyway onto the review

Dr. Eggman has built another Gzoid using the parts from Emerl. He then used the Gzoid to capture his friends. To top it all off, he used the Chaos Emeralds to break the planet apart (we interrupt this ultra-nostalgic review of Sonic Advance 3 to bring you Sonic Unleashed *ding*) to build his own personal empire piece by piece (literally!) The accessibility scores are as follows

Visibility 10
This game has no color coded elements to it, so no color blind mode is required, so you'll be able to play this game with no issues.

Audibility 10
There is no spoken dialogue, so no subtitles are required.

Mobility 10
You can ccustomise the button configuration via the options menu. Epic win for mobility impared players! As i said in the review of Sonic Battle-

https://disabledgame.blogspot.co.uk/2017/10/review-of-sonic-battlegba.html

The SP model of the GameBoy Advance is highly recommended while playing GBA games.

Gameplay 10
When I was playing this game on the train home, and went through Sunset Hill Act 1 it took me within inches from crying due to the sheer feeling of nostalgia. Again, not kidding, guys!

In short this shown us what a Sonic game should be. A simple 2D game with high-octane speed (discounting the mock speed sections from Sonic 06, sorry Kenzie just had to!) with rails, loops and perfect pacing in each and every level. Each and every level is unique in it's own right. So this game is a must-own for any Sonic fan who has a GBA!

OVERALL SCORE 100%