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29 Reviews
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Abstract: During the twenty or so years that I’ve been playing video games, not once have I felt the urge to throw a controller in anger. Being a pretty patient person has lead to a vast collection of fully working – never damaged – gaming peripherals. Sure, I’l...
It’s a game that is totally comfortable with itself. And it has every right to be. 8.1/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake....
Abstract: For years I've been fooling myself thinking one of these days a solid Sonic adventure is finally going to be made. I keep trying out all these games, one after another, always with the hope to play the next best Mario-like platforming adventure. This time...
Abstract: Back in the nineties, Sonic the Hedgehog was one of the biggest and most popular gaming mascots in the world, in a good way. Now, he arguably is still one of the biggest and most popular gaming mascots in the world, in a much less positive way. You see...
Abstract: Sonic wields a sword poorly in this short and speedy game. Following my review of Sonic Unleashed last fall, I had no hope for the Sonic franchise. However, after having some favorable impressions with the hedgehogs latest game, Sonic & and the Black...
While I may give this game an average grade in that I found it playable, if uninspired with a few good moments, most people will probably hate Sonic and the Black Knight and I can understand why. I don’t think I’d recommend it at full prince unless you...
Abstract: Another Sonic the Hedgehog game has hit the Wii, and this could be the best one yet. The second entry in what Sega is dubbing the "Sonic Storybook Series," March 2009s Sonic and the Black Knight for the Nintendo Wii follows the mediocre-at-best Sonic...
Abstract: Great films, books and games work because they are a coherent whole. There is a consistency to them and more often than not a single well executed idea. The great Sonic games were always built around their pillars of platforming, speed and reactions-ba...
