Fantastapotamus
Wrong about commas, wrong about everything
Mario. No Contest. Galaxy alone destroys everything Sonic ever did.
3D era: Vocal tracks in Sonic games are terrible. Absolutely awful. Mario would have won even if the music was plain average.
3D era: Vocal tracks in Sonic games are terrible. Absolutely awful. Mario would have won even if the music was plain average
What is up with some saying Sonic games are full of lyrical music? This hasn't been the case since Sonic Unleashed which had a grand total of TWO songs full of lyrics.
Mario.
Ragtime, Jazz, big band, epic orchestra of the 2d and 3d mario games>good classic sonic tunes>>>>>>>>>>>>>>vocal music and rap from the sonic games.
This probably holds true for both sides, honestly.
Why do people say "and it's not close", without elaboratingMario and it isn't particularly close.
Nintendo has been so conservative with their musical output for Mario that I don't really feel it's a fair comparison. Sonic has such an abundance of quality soundtracks from many different talents over the years.
2D : Sonic (and 2D mario is very, very good, but the mega drive era sonic stuff is just exceptional. I could listen to hilltop or starlight or icecap for a long time)
3D : Mario
Escape from the city?
https://youtu.be/Z6NaZrPQGfY
Mario. No Contest. Galaxy alone destroys everything Sonic ever did.
That's not very nice, awesome cartoon intros are something of a lost art these days but it'd still be a shame for you to disparage the entire medium.Sounds like the kind of garbage you'd get at the start of a kids TV show in the early 2000s
2D games? Sonic.
3D games? Mario.
Because they can't.Why do people say "and it's not close", without elaborating
It's probably because Crush 40's stuff were what would be in most trailers, and that's probably the extent most have listened to the post-Genesis tracks.
And then there's stuff like Pumpkin Hill, City Escape and Sonic R's entire OST being arguably more famous than the games they're featured in at this point.
Why do people say "and it's not close", without elaborating