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78Good fun in a nostalgic way, but younger gamers might not get what all the fuss is about.
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75Worthy of a look from nostalgic gamers from the 16-bit era as well as people who didn’t play these games the first time around.
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It’s a nice way of reliving games of yore and allows a new generation of gamers to rediscover some of the great games of the 16-bit era.
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Unfortunately, THQ changed absolutely nothing, which means that "Golden Axe," in particular, looks and sounds extremely dated." [Dec 2002, p.150]
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All three games in Sega Smash Pack are very playable, and retro collections of this type are almost always a welcome addition to modern consoles, especially when they are by and large faithfully reproduced.
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67The game plays a lot like the Genesis version, but seems a bit more confined as the Game Boy Advance screen size plays a big role in this.
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The motley crew of games is packed with great fun for fans of all genres. [Oct 2002, p.196]
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60As an entire package, Sega Smash Pack is a letdown, especially in its presentation.
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55Could have been better.
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It's a good thing "Ecco" is basically tolerable, it's the only game in this collection that keeps the entire thing from stinking.
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Right now, I don’t see any point in buying a couple of mediocre Genesis titles, and "Sonic Spinball" can be found for the Genesis for less than ten bucks.
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40The ports themselves are weak, perhaps the victim of an unrealistic development deadline, and the games aren't actually all that classic.
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40How such a raft of glitches and mistakes and bugs got through the test phase (perhaps the testing team was a group of trained gorillas?) defies reason.
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The biggest complaint is that the games suffer from slowdown, especially when the scrolling can't keep up to the speed of the character.
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