How can a game this bad get produced and released? How? What is going on at Sega? You'd NEVER get Nintendo treating Mario this way. The level design is so poor, sadistic, badly-planned, and so utterly, utterly tedious I actually doubt that anyone at Sega played the game during the testing process. Make no mistake, the designers of this game better hope and pray that they never meet me, I just might be walking away from that situation in handcuffs. A skinned, castrated, vivisected monkey with it's tongue nailed to the floor manipulating the controller with two forks sticking out of its eyeballs has every chance of finishing this game as you do. Normally I'd say something along the lines of you only need luck, not skill or timing to finish some levels, but it just won't do for a game this terrible.

Compared to THIS game it might as well be the calm and measured cinematography of David Lean. These are glitches that murder Sonic Unleashed right down to the marrow.ДЄs you are probably already aware, the camera system for Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2 was epileptic and staggeringly disorientating. I do not exaggerate folks, these are not merely superficial flaws. It doesn't really work so well, but I could have tolerated it if it were not for the very, very, incredibly looooong list of crippling flaws that absolutely destroy the game. With the Chaos Emeralds drained Sonic becomes a Werehog at night, giving the game split personality feel with one half being the high-speed 'thrills' that you 'love' and the other being a role-playing brawler. Instead of perishing in the vacuum of space the separate segments of the world remain intact, creating themed levels. I'll get back to this after I detail the plot.Дoctor Eggman once again uses the power of the Chaos Emeralds to unleash a new nemesis in the form of Dark Gaia (nothing you haven't seen before in the previous Sonic Adventure games) which also smashes the planet apart. The programmers of this game should be blacklisted and banned from working in the industry forever. I realize that I am kinda late to the party, critizing a now 5-year-old video game, but since Sonic Team's latest output with the truly awful Sonic the Hedgehog 4 was also aggravating and very poorly done I have to question what kind of work ethic is going on at Sega HQ. THIS GAME HAS THE ABSOLUTE WORST, WORST, W-O-R-S-T CONTROLS OF ANY VIDEO GAME THAT HAS EVER EXISTED. :/Д«TW, when you face lancelot for the second time? How the heck do you win those sword locks? No matter what timing I try, I never can win the sword lock.By flintheart_glomgold | Review Date: Let me get one thing out of the way. Overall, I think it's a great game that does a good job of improving upon the Secret Rings formula.Д«TW, when you face lancelot for the second time? How the heck do you win those sword locks? No matter what timing I try, I never can win the sword lock. I really like the soundtrack as well, and the graphics are neato, especially in the fire levels. Otherwise, enemies with jumping slashes and spinning attacks will beat you up. You need go guard well, and be mindful of attacking. On the bright side, it's not quite the slash fest I thought it would be. All the slashing, on-rails gameplay, it just can repetitive at times. Now for the core gameplay, sometimes it can get repetitive. Lancelot air skating all over the place as well as using chaos control: fun, fun, fun. Playing as the other characters is a real treat. The final boss is a funky combo gameplay wise of Solaris and Alf wa layla. The final boss, and cutscenes are remarkable. I love the references to past games: remix of It dosen't matter, Theme of Throw it all away when Lancelot appears, Knuckles theme from Sonic Adventure 1, Amy's theme from Sonic adventure 1,and Sonic refencing the Biolizard to name a few. I just finished the story.Д«ig spoilers, so go away if you don't want to be spoiled. Well, here's what I pust on the sonicanime board.

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