Most of the time, you just use the D-pad, which I think a lot of critics don’t understand. Collectibles and other interactive objects only require Tails to touch them with his ring, no throwing required. The controls are very simple, just the D-pad to move around and either of the action buttons to throw a ring, which is Tails’ only attack.

As a Game Gear game, this isn’t too uncommon, but it is odd after having played so many Sonic games with that ever-familiar options screen in place. The game literally consists of the opening cut scene, the title screen and the game itself. No sound test, no difficulty settings or anything. What’s weirder is there’s no options screen. Simply put, Tails must defeat Witchcart and her underlings, who I guess are terrorizing South Island or wherever this game takes place. Tails’ SkyPatrol technically features a story, but it’s almost not worth mentioning. This game is odd in ways you might not have realized before. The one I’ve played the most is Tails’ SkyPatrol. Only at the height of Sonic’s popularity could a Knuckles game and two Tails games see store shelves. Not just stuff like Sonic Eraser or Sonic Schoolhouse, but the games that don’t actually star Sonic, instead one of his friends. The weirdness I speak of involves the odd Sonic spinoffs. No, I don’t mean strange like the ’90s was the only time period Sonic was massively popular or had great games. The mid-1990s was a strange time for Sonic games. Genre: Shmup Developer: SIMS Publisher: Sega of Japan Players: 1 Released: 1995

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