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Sonic: Unleashed (Xbox 360)

by SEGA
Platform : Xbox 360
27 customer reviews

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Game Information

  • Platform:   Xbox 360
  • PEGI Rating: Ages 7 and Over
  • Media: Video Game

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Platform: Xbox 360
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  • ASIN: B001788Q8M
  • Item Weight: 23 g
  • Release Date: 28 Nov. 2008
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (27 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 7,359 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)
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Platform: Xbox 360

Amazon.co.uk Review

Sonic Unleashed is built on a powerful new "Hedgehog Engine", which introduces seamless 3D to classic 2D camera transitions, whilst delivering a rich and expansive world with multiple paths to choose from. Under development for three years, the Hedgehog Engine produces a visually rich next generation look and feel with elements of classic Sonic gameplay mechanics. The Hedgehog engine will help re-define the gameplay experience for Sonic fans and newcomers to the franchise alike.

"By combining rich and vibrant scenery with dynamic viewpoints Sonic Unleashed will provide an immersive 3D experience whilst keeping alive the 2D gameplay elements and fantastic worlds that Sonic fans know and love" commented Gary Knight, European Marketing Director for SEGA Europe. "In addition to this classic Sonic gaming experience, when darkness sets in Sonic Unleashed players will be able to experience a completely new way to play as Sonic… making this his most exciting adventure yet!"

Having been broken apart by the evil Dr Eggman, it’s down to Sonic to put the pieces of the world back together again by retrieving the power of the chaos emeralds. In doing so, Sonic will find himself in a race against time and faced with an unusual situation that will challenge him in ways never before seen. By completing a wide variety of action-packed stages, spanning the seven broken continents of the world, gamers will need to unleash Sonic’s amazing abilities to save the world, and himself!

The opportunity to engage in Sonic in different ways during the day and night time levels brings a completely original way of playing to the Sonic franchise, in addition to running at high speeds in classic Sonic style, combat fighting will become possible. Super quick Sonic’s speed skills will be highlighted by four new modes, whilst the all new combat, movement and functional abilities will offer depth and variety to the game. As the sun sets in Sonic Unleashed, a different type of adventure will awaken in Sonic’s newest quest….


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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful By A. Mubarik on 1 Feb. 2009
Platform for Display: Xbox 360
I honestly wasn't expecting much, boy was I wrong! Sonic Unleashed is one of the best games I've played in a long time.

The game itself follows Sonic & Chip's worldwide adventure to restore the broken fragments of the planet after a devastating attack by Dr Eggman.
Gameplay is split over Sonic's speed levels and Werehog's fighting stages. In addition there's Tail's plane flying levels, several explorable hub worlds filled with secrets/sub plots/and missions ( which are all optional.)

Graphics: - in a word, stunning. The visuals are crisp and vibrant, and move at an incredible speed. The animation is really fluid. The cut-scenes and presention are of really high quality. The art style is really good - your adventure takes you all over the globe, from the frozen icecaps of Holoska to the sunny mediteranean-esque Atopos, the looks and atmosphere are great, (both on standard Tv and HD.)

Audio: Like the graphics - really good. The stage tunes are rather catchy!! The main theme song 'Endless Possibilities' - (sung by Jaret Reddick from Bowling for soup) is a great song + the character voices suit the characters.

Gameplay:

Sonic's levels feature all of the best bits of his previous 2d and 3d games combined. Sonic can boost, drift, slide and grind ( and later on learn to light dash, wall jump and stomp.) The stages are relatively large and fun, sonic is lighting fast, there are multpile pathways/secrets = lots of replay value.

Werehog's levels play exactly like 'God of War', which is a good thing. They feature a mix of platforming/fighting and some surprisingly good puzzles.
The fighting system is deep and all aspects can be upgraded with experience points (- to unlock new moves, increase health etc.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful By H. Pearce on 16 Mar. 2009
Platform for Display: Xbox 360
Its fair to say that Sonic Unleashed has suffered a lot of terrible reviews since its release in late 2008. But as a diehard Sonic fan I think the game has its fair share of merits.

Unlike a lot of other Sonic fans, I personally do not think the quality of games has suffered drastically since the change from 2D environments to 3D. To an extent this one is no different. The game is generally divided into two sections, one in which you play as Sonic the Hedgehog, and the other where you play as Sonic the Werehog (which strikes me as stupid as "were" actually means "man", so it would be more appropriate if it was a hogwolf for example...but anyway...). The Hedgehog levels are as you would expect, full of speed and excitement, well thought out level design, great graphics and lots of fun. In my opinion Sega have really hit the money with this, the transition between 2D and 3D environments work really well and any Sonic fan will feel right at home. However, unfortunately the Werehog levels are not so fun, as far as a standard platform game would go they aren't terrible, but the slow paced smash and grab styling of these sections of the game just don't feel like Sonic should, and thus are totally out of kinder with the rest of the game. Apart from some truly hideous and frustrating camera moments there isn't a massive amount wrong with them...only that they take ages to complete and you will spend the entire time wanting to get back to the next high speed Hedgehog stage. The werehog levels feel like a drastic and poorly thought out attempt by Sega to breathe new life into the sonic series through a bizarre new gimmick, which doesn't really work, and would be better suited to a game like Crash Bandicoot.

All in all the Hedgehog stages are great, and the Werehog stages are not.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful By R. Girling on 25 Jan. 2009
Platform for Display: Xbox 360
Sonic The Hedgehog. One of the most popular characters of the nineties and at one point was more recognizable than Mickey Mouse himself. His rise to fame started on the 16-bit game console the Megadrive, his games were colorful, fast, had great music and best of all, SIMPLE. Now 18 years since his debut the blue blur has certainly fallen from his podium and SEGA, even now, have yet to make a game that matched the 2D games in comparison. But this game is a small step for gamers one giant leap for SEGA and Sonic Team.

I'll now categorize this review in the things i think are most important in a sonic game, Graphics, Music, Story, Gameplay, Fun and finally the Super Sonic portion of the game.

Graphics 9/10
WOW! Going at 300mph never felt so satisfying, the scenery is absolutely gorgeous and just feels so right when your playing the game. There are 8 continents and all have there own theme. Be it the savanna's of Mazuri, the bone chilling cold of Holoska, the mellow forests of Adebat or the dry sands of Shamar you are are going to be amazed by the detail and thought that has gone into the craft of the levels. The Day and Night stages all look good but the Day stages steal the show as they are so varied it never looks the same twice, the Night stages however all look relatively the same and can be a bore too look at. The only thing that holds this from being 10/10 is that there are several graphical glitches that, while not heeding the game play, are very disenchanting and annoying nonetheless.

Sound 9/10
Finally the embarrassingly bad rock and techno tunes have been gotten rid of and not a minute too soon. Instead of that rubbish we are now treated to a variety of instrumentals that really capture the location and atmosphere of the level.
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