Abstrakt: It's strange to think that in the same year Sega launched a traditional 2D Sonic the Hedgehog game that finally gave the fans what they wanted, it was the announcement of a Wii game that continued in the same vein as the undesirable "modern" titles t...
Udgivet: 2010-11-12, Forfatter: Jane , anmeldelse af: cnet.com
Abstrakt: After the faithful but inconsistent first episode of Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Sonic Colours is a welcome surprise: a fresh-faced 3D Sonic with great looks and breezy action. A handful of flashy new abilities are tossed into the mix, but they don't undermi...
Sonic Colors is a dizzying combination of the distantly familiar memories of the first few Sonic titles combined with thoughtful new abilities and mostly well executed level design. There are a few issues that mar an otherwise awesome experience, but t...
Abstrakt: Ahhh, Sonic. The blue blur, Sega’s spiky mascot, was once the darling of Sega fanboys across the globe. Held up against Nintendo’s Mario as both a flagship character and a defining representation of the difference between Nintendroids and Sega fans.Sin...
It also sets Sonic Colours up as something of a score attack game, its fixed, twisty-turny paths and constantly changing environmental eye-candy putting us rather charmingly in the mind of the original NiGHTS Into Dreams on the Saturn. Could we really ...
