Andres from Twinfinite writes, "Sometimes, while playing a game, you can almost hear every poor decision that went into bringing it to life. With every press of a button, you hear the faint echoes of a voice calling, 'More guns, see?' Maybe you've heard someone whispering, 'Hmm... not vengeful enough.' Or perhaps you've heard the words, 'EDGIER.'"
Shadow the Hedgehog, even 20 years later, remains one of the SEGA's most unhinged and comically edgy titles ever.
Sean Chiplock voiced Noob Saibot in Mortal Kombat 11 and detailed how a character from Shadow the Hedgehog inspired him to go so dark.
In some games the villain has a point, and letting them win would have been the wiser choice - for The Greater Good. Game Luster’s Nirav Gandhi makes us feel bad for winning by bringing us ten of the best villains that really should have won instead.
God, I hated Shadow the Hedgehog ever since Sonic Adventure 2.
Oh jeez, Shadow the Hedgehog was god damn awful
I always had a morbid curiosity to try out Shadow, but never did. One of these days, perhaps.
I don't accept any bad comment about Warrior Within, that game was awesome. This article sucks.
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When I was like 12 I really wanted Shadow the Hedgehog, because it just looked so cool to me (give me a break, at this time I also loved the Star Wars prequels). I was literally obsessed with the game even though I didn't even see any gameplay, or even know what constituted a good game. My parents didn't let me play games, so of course I never played it. When I finally started playing games I just never got a chance to play it. hmmmm...maybe one day.