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Sonic Generations is the latest incarnation of the blue hedgehog produced by Team Sonic. Sonic has had his ups and downs since his outing into the third dimension, but Sonic Generations pairs the old with the new giving life to the series. It is a fres...
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realmofgaming.com Updated: 2012-01-25 06:39:55
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Xbox 360SEGA has finally released a Sonic title that refreshingly reinvents the qualities that made the original Sonic great. Old-school Sonic fans will love the updated feeling of speed from our super fast hero. Sonic has never felt so swift before. T...
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blogcritics.org Updated: 2012-01-25 06:39:56
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For those of you that have been living under a rock, Sonic Generations is Sega’s attempt to bridge the gap between the traditional, portly Sonic of yesteryear and today’s leaner, faster Hedgehog; taking both styles of play and mixing them together in o...
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gamespot.com Updated: 2012-01-25 06:39:56
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Sonic and his furry posse haven't had the best run in recent years, but the ailing hedgehog finally returns in good form for his latest outing. Sifting out most of the cruddy elements from recent games that soured longtime fans and pushed some folks aw...
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Blends old and new Sonic elements very well, Dazzling stage designs, Lots of unlockables, Highspeed action.
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Switching between Sonics can be confusing.
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The game’s plot, while not deep by any means, is passable and puts the focus where it needs to be – on our two favorite hedgehogs. A mysterious force captures Sonic’s friends and dumps Sonic off in limbo, so it’s up to the Blue Blur (and his past sel...
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This generation has been a rough one for Sonic. Were-hogs, knights, and aliens have all tormented the Blue Blur, and the resulting games have been pretty awful. Many people, including myself, had all but given up on Sonic, and it was beginning to look...
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Sonic the Hedgehog has not had the most celebrated of careers. While his early games are regarded as iconic and influential, an amazing run of mostly bad games in latter years reduced SEGA's mascot to little more than an irrelevant joke. At that poin...
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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 passionate fanbase. Like all rock stars, however, Sonic has also had a sharp fall...
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ign.com
Updated: 2012-01-25 06:39:56
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It's almost jarring to see SEGA finally deliver on their generation-old promises that SEGA "does what Nintendon't." They have finally re-purposed Sonic as a platforming mascot that is, for the first time in ages, wildly definable by its own merits inst...
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It feels refreshing to be able to say that Sonic is good again. His upward trajectory over the last year continues and he’s only gaining momentum. Sonic Generations is largely a game for the most hardcore of Sonic fans, but for the millions who have fo...
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Play.tm Updated: 2012-02-03 13:59:18
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Sonic has been though some tough times of late. A string of average games have been propped up by a fairly lucrative partnership with is old arch-enemy from the other side of the console divide, Mario in a succession of Olympics-themed ventures.With So...
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strategyinformer.com Updated: 2012-02-09 15:36:32
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I have a very love-hate relationship with Sonic The Hedgehog. I desperately want to like his recent games but they far too often give me feelings of extreme pain and anger. It’s therefore fitting that Sonic Generations, as a celebration of 20 years of...
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Since the end of the Dreamcast era, Sonic titles have somewhat taken a downward spiral in overall fun. The games tried to expand Sonic's horizons and abilities, but the only thing that was improved was how Sonic looked. The Sonic Adventure series, I thoug...
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