Excerpt: Memory lane is a place cobbled with old hopes and dead dreams, where forgotten friends stare out at you though the dusty windows, and faded scenes from your past are
Pros: Gorgeous, vibrant visuals, Excellent remixes of classic tunes
Cons: Controls can be finicky, Awful final boss fight
Conclusion: What can one say about a game that is fun, but the same thing we have seen before? Sega is stuck in the past with the Sonic franchise and that is either a good or bad...
Excerpt: To kids, Sonic the Hedgehog is the closest thing to a cartoon rock star the world has ever seen. He has a string of hits, claims to save the world, has an attitude, and a...
Pros: Faithful to the Mega Drive originals, Excellent set pieces and level design, Fantastic presentation and fan service
Summary: Delivering the definitive gaming experience for Sonic fans old and new, Sonic Generations sees Sonic the Hedgehog playable as both the much loved classic 1991 character,
Conclusion: It could do with a few more levels, a bonus stage, more bosses, slightly tighter controls and a load more playtesting to iron out the “AAAAAAAAARGGHHHH” moments, but
Conclusion: Even with a few truly awful missteps, Sonic has been reclaiming his glory one ring at a time and he’s taken yet one more red-booted step in the right direction with
Excerpt: Sonic the Hedgehog has reached his milestone 20 th year, though during that period he’s hardly been in the most consistent of series’, with Sonic Adventure for instance
Excerpt: Sonic is back and this time, there's two of him. Sonic Generations uses crazy time distortion to take a trip down memory lane with the original 16-bit-era Sonic and the...
Pros: Incredibly creative, roller-coaster level designs, Old-school design philosophy generally works well, Both Sonics are different enough to be interesting, Tons of chall...
Cons: Levels are an odd rehash of earlier titles;, Controls not always responsive, Occasionally high frustration factor