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October 2010
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34 Reviews
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Abstract: Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I is designed to recreate the classic platforming action of Sonic 1-3 much the same way Mega Man 9 and 10 did for Capcom's famous series. Sonic 4 comes close to accomplishing that objective, but its new graphics and basic ...
Fantastic platform gaming, great graphics, nostalgic fun doesn’t feel dated.
ole. But fans of the series won’t want to miss this. It’s both nostalgic and fresh, and will likely have you fondly recalling your own Sonic stories as you play. Hopefully, they involve comfortable seating and a decent meal. Site [Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Episode 1]
Abstract: Remember the golden days of Sonic? Remember the exhilaration of running at break-neck speeds through loops, tunnels, and caves, on the way to battle the evil Dr. Eggman? Sonic the Hedgehog is back in Sonic 4, the first true addition to his namesake sag...
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Published: 2010-10-25, Author: Samuel , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: Japanese game publisher Sega is trying to recapture some of its yesteryear glory by reviving Sonic the Hedgehog , its most prestigious franchise. The 3D Sonic games released during the past couple of years have left a lot to be desired, but the bargain-pr...
Abstract: After waiting 16 years, Sega finally decided to deliver the goods when it come to returning to Sonic’s roots but the sad realization is that, like pizza, the end product became cold after a lengthy route to eager fans. Lacking the sense of speed, clev...
Abstract: I fondly remember my days as a kid planted in front of an old monitor beating Dr. Robotnik for the umpteenth time in Sonic 3 & Knuckles. After Sonic Adventure 2, I stepped into the sidelines to watch the whole series being run into the ground. Sonic th...
This is the Sonic you know and love. There’s no denying the game takes you back to a simpler day when 8-bit systems ruled the living room. The graphics are beautiful and the levels feel wonderfully familiar.What may be the deal breaker is the game’s di...
Visuals faithfully recreate the look of the original Sonic games, The homing attack is a fun and effective addition to Sonic's repertoire, Some fun level design lets you put Sonic's speed to great use.
Poor boss fights range from dull and easy to dull and frustrating, Some bad level design brings things to a standstill, Overly ruthless about chaos emeralds, Encourages you to play one stage again and again to get extra lives.
This faithful but inconsistent throwback to the earliest Sonic games mingles high-speed thrills with a few too many frustrations....
Abstract: Remember the Sonic spin-off where the the main character had guns? Or the game where Sonic and a human girl had a relationship, and the girl was played by Lacey Chabert? Sonic has gone through some weird (not to mention terrible) games as the charact...
Sonic 4 is an utter mess of a game, cobbled together in a manner that puts the entire franchise to shame. It feels sluggish, broken and lazy, but at least it only lasts a couple of hours! This is exactly the opposite of what we were hoping for, and not wo...
