Sonic Generations (PS3)

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Sonic Generations (French). PlayStation Store (FR). Archived from the original on April 3, 2018. Retrieved on February 14, 2022.

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For the first time, voice overs exist not only in English and Japanese, but also German, French, Italian and Spanish. The French voice cast (except for Vector) and the German voice cast (except for Shadow, Cream, Vector, Espio, Charmy and Rouge) all reprise their roles from Sonic X.After collecting all the Chaos Emeralds, the Sonics and Tailses confront the Time Eater in its domain. There, they discover that the Time Eater is being piloted by both Classic Eggman and Modern Eggman. Modern Eggman reveals that while drifting through space following the events of the Wisp incident, he found the primordial form of the Time Eater. Discovering that the creature had the power to erase time and space, Modern Eggman decided to use its powers to alter the past and undo his previous defeats by erasing Sonic's actions from history. However, he needed someone just as smart as him to perfect his modifications for the Time Eater, which was why he had it abduct Classic Eggman earlier. Confident that Eggman still cannot win, the Sonics engage the Time Eater. Although the Time Eater manages to nearly defeat the two Sonics, their friends and allies show up to support them, thereby activating the power of the Chaos Emeralds and allowing the Sonics to transform into Modern Super Sonic and Classic Super Sonic. The super-powered hedgehogs proceed to confront the Time Eater in another dimension and manage to destroy it. The heroes then return to the present time, with everything having seemingly returned to normal. There, the group continues to celebrate Modern Sonic's birthday. During the party, Modern Sonic thanks Classic Sonic for the team-up while Classic Sonic attempts to demonstrate the Boost. Although he fails, Modern Sonic encourages to continue working on it. Afterward, Classic Sonic and Classic Tails find a stray Time Hole for them to return home with. As the counterparts and the party guests then bid farewell to each other, Modern Sonic promises Classic Sonic a great future, just as Classic Sonic and Classic Tails pass through the closing Time Hole. Celebrate 20 years of Sonic with Sonic Generations! Delivering the definitive gaming experience for Sonic fans old and new, Sonic Generations sees Sonic the Hedgehog playable as both the much loved classic 1991 character, and the modern day video game hero he has become in this exciting new fast paced adventure. April 22, 2017). Sonic The Hedgehog - Low Poly (Evolution of Characters in Games) - Episode 2. YouTube. Retrieved on September 20, 2022. " Andy Collins: This model is 16,173 tries, so roughly 3,000 tries less than the one in Unleashed." Coincidentally, Shadow's line from his own game, "Where is that damn fourth Chaos Emerald?" is also referenced, as he has the fourth Chaos Emerald of the game. Official PlayStation Magazine gave it an 8/10, calling it "a masterpiece of platform game design." [46] GameTrailers gave the game a score of 8.1 out of 10, calling it "the best Sonic game in over a decade." [43] GamesRadar gave the console version 8/10, calling it "the best Sonic game since Sonic 2," [41] while they gave the Nintendo 3DS version a 7/10, praising its level design and optional missions but criticizing its short length as well as the fact that modern Sonic is restricted to a 2D plane of movement. [52] Eurogamer, however, was less enthusiastic, writing that " Sonic Generations still doesn't do much to dissuade us that the hedgehog's best days are distant memories, but at least it is a worthy tribute to them." [36] The most positive review on Metacritic is a 9.5/10 from PALGN, which argues that the game is significantly better than Sonic Unleashed, Sonic Colors, and Sonic the Hedgehog 4. [47] Game Informer's Tim Turi was more critical of the game, criticizing Sega for "...shoehorning recent Sonic games, no matter how awful, into the 20-year timeline." He felt that such stages served "...only to remind you of how far the series has fallen from its original form." [38] Famitsu praised the speed and addictiveness of the gameplay as well as the bonus material, while emphasizing that "you do need a certain amount of ability to play it the way it was meant." [41] Empire gave the game 4/5 stars, saying " Generations is a nostalgic joy that captures the dizzying speed and psychotic pace that made Sonic's original romps console classics." [49] GameSpot's Nathan Meunier praised Sonic Generations for its "impressive level designs," "gorgeous" visuals, "epic boss encounters," and high replay value. [40]

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In contrast to the casual-oriented Colors, [25] Sonic Generations was designed to appeal to the series' core audience. [2] While multiple characters from throughout the franchise appear in the game, only Sonic was made playable. [23] The script was written by Sonic Colors writers Ken Pontac and Warren Graff; according to Pontac, they both had more input in the story and cutscenes compared to Colors. [26] Sonic Team also created a new character: the Time Eater, who serves as the game's main antagonist. [23] The game features numerous references to past Sonic games, among these being cameo appearances by several obscure characters on posters in City Escape. [20] Fans who attended the "Sonic Boom" or the "Summer of Sonic" fan conventions in June 2011 were able to record a birthday message that appears during the end of the game's credits sequence. [27] Each version of the game also supports the option to play in stereoscopic 3D. [28] According to Iizuka, he was the only one who advocated the feature, and it took trial and error before it was implemented. [17] Music [ edit ] The ultimate celebration of 20 Years of Sonic gaming, Sonic Generations delivers the definitive experience for Sonic fans new and old.The Spinning Tops in Sky Sanctuary Zone are references to the Spinning Tops in Chaos Angel (in terms of design, not functionality). a b c Dutton, Fred (September 7, 2011). "Sonic Generations ltd. edition announced". Eurogamer. Archived from the original on October 4, 2017 . Retrieved July 10, 2017.

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Xbox LIVE Marketplace - Sonic Generations. Microsoft (AU). Archived from the original on April 11, 2013. Retrieved on February 13, 2022. This is the third 3D mainline Sonic game to utilize the Boost formula, following Sonic Unleashed& Sonic Colors. Wilcox, Mike (November 23, 2011). "Sonic Generations: The blue blur turns 20". The Sydney Morning Herald. FairFax Media. Archived from the original on October 7, 2017 . Retrieved October 6, 2017.

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Splechta, Mike (December 28, 2011). "GameZone's Game of the Year Awards Day 2: Technical Awards". GameZone. Archived from the original on January 26, 2012 . Retrieved December 30, 2011. Jones, Elton (June 30, 2015). " 'Sonic Runners': Top 10 Tips & Cheats You Need to Know". Heavy. Archived from the original on September 2, 2017 . Retrieved May 5, 2017. In the "Ending" cutscene, the dialogue between both Classic and Modern Tails is different between the English and Japanese scripts. In the English script, Classic Tails asks Modern Tails where Sonic puts all of his collected Rings. In the Japanese script however, Classic Tails asks his Modern self how he could add legs to Sonic's Tornado model. Classic Sonic has a 2.5D side-scroller gameplay, the same as that from the 2D Sega Mega Drive Sonic games, though with some modifications to be more adapted to the newer level design. As with the aforementioned games, Classic Sonic can run, jump, and roll as his most basic abilities. In addition, he can also Spin Dash while standing still to be launched at incredible speeds. Classic Sonic's Acts end when he touches a Goal Post at the end of the stage. Nakano, Shinji (August 25, 2011). "セガ、「ソニック ジェネレーションズ」 「白の時空」と「青の冒険」を同時発売！ 予約特典は1stステージの楽曲を集めたサントラCD". Game Watch (in Japanese). Impress Corporation . Retrieved October 23, 2017.

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Sonic Generations has sold nearly over 3 million copies worldwide as of April 31, 2014, [51] making it the fifth best selling Sonic game to date, behind Sonic the Hedgehog (over 4 million), Sonic Unleashed (also over 4 million), Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (over 6 million), and Sonic Heroes (also over 6 million). During gameplay, the player will encounter obstacles and enemies. Also common are the Rings, which serve as the playable character's health. The number of Rings carried by the player is displayed in the top left corner of the HUD. As with past Sonic games, Rings serve as the playable character's main method of protection from damage; if the playable character takes damage while they carry at least one Ring, they will survive, though they will lose all their Rings. Conversely, taking damage while not holding any Rings will cost the player a life. The player will also lose a life if they drown underwater, get crushed, or fall into a bottomless pit. After losing a life, the playable character will respawn at the latest Star Post they touched, or at the start of an Act if they have not touched any Star Post. If the player runs out of lives, they will get a Game Over. Extra lives can be obtained by collecting 1-Ups or by gathering 100 Rings. Act 1 of Seaside Hill contains references to parts of Hydrocity Zone, such as the grabbing poles and the small propellers.Classic Sonic's skateboard has a similar design to the one from one of Sonic's artworks from this game.