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Game Informer: Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 Review

GI: My relationship with Sonic dates back nearly 20 years. Things were great in the early days; we ran through the fields and thwarted a mustachioed mad man’s evil plans together. But after a few years of bliss we hit rocky times; Sonic experimented with 3D and hit rock bottom. This trust-shattering downward spiral continued for almost 15 years, but now Sonic has promised change. Is the blue blur’s return to fidelity and 2D enough to reignite the blissful old flame? Yes, but some of the magic has faded.

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PS360fanboy4944d ago

Looks like Sonic is finally back!

Relientk774944d ago

This game is getting good reviews but not AAA reviews

SilverSlug4944d ago

Things to approve Upon for ep 2.

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Sonic’s Episodic Adventures – The History of Sonic the Hedgehog 4

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 was something many wanted to see for a very long time. Continuing the story from Sonic 3 & Knuckles, many had lofty expectations for this title. When it finally released, many were split on the project. From it’s episodic nature, different feeling controls and changes that felt strange to fans of Sonic’s classic adventures, Sonic 4 Episode I and II were divisive games to say the least.

Articuno762663d ago

I feel like if they could keep improving on the Sonic 4 physics, formula and level design they could have gone from the good Sonic 4 Ep II to something genuinely great for Sonic 4 Ep III.

lellkay2662d ago

Strange games. Definitely shouldn't have been "Sonic 4". Seeing as it re-used alot of ideas, level themes enemies and bosses etc, it really should have been called "Sonic Megamix" or something and the levels should have been named after the originals. This would have given SEGA a chance to see what fans reaction was to this style of game, before going in for "proper" Sonic 4. Sonic Mania feels far more "Sonic 4" than the actual Sonic 4 does haha

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The 50 Best Game Series on iOS: Sonic the Hedgehog

Sonic the Hedgehog, one of gaming’s most recognizable mascots, used to be synonymous with Sega’s console hardware. Now he can be found on multiple platforms, including iOS. Sonic made his iOS debut with straight ports of his early-90s Sega Genesis games, but since then, he’s starred in more than a few original games designed specifically for mobile.

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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 Review

Maul Squad: I was a Sega kid growing up; although the NES was my first my next console was the Sega Megadrive (or Genesis if you’re a Yank). I played James Pond 3, Boogerman and Earthworm Jim but it wasn't until I first played Sonic the Hedgehog 2 that I really got sucked in. I enjoyed speed and fluidity of your movement along with the bright, chirpy artwork and addictive soundtrack.

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