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Destructoid - Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 Review

Destructoid's Jim Sterling writes, "This time around, Sonic moves through stages with a sense of weight and momentum far more reminiscent of his earlier platforming adventures, which many will consider a boon. Unfortunately, however, it seems that Sonic Team and Dimps was so focused on fixing that one problem that it forgot to make sure everything else was up to snuff."

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Abash4385d ago (Edited 4385d ago )

Man, the submitter shouldn't have put "Jim Sterling writes" because I instantly wrote off his score and his opinion. If I was as neurotic as Jim is Id give up on trying to enjoy video games

floetry1014385d ago (Edited 4385d ago )

Usually when "Jim Sterling writes", people read that and the number associated with it. Never the actual content of the review.

thorstein4381d ago

Bubs to both of you! That guy is a major douchehole.

Yi-Long4379d ago

... so it might not be the 'fault' of the reviewer this time.

from the beach4385d ago

I'll still be checking it out, Episode 1 was good and Generations' 2D bits were great.

BubloZX4379d ago

This game was very good. Yeah it was pretty heavy but in a more natural and realistic since. Think New Mario Bros, but they did a good job fixing all the problems with the first episode and they got very creative with the bosses in this game. I also loved how tails wasn't just an annoying worthless cpu like he was back in the day and he actually serves a purpose. This game is a solid 9 in my opinion.

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Top 10 Sequels (No One Asked For)

Plenty of games seem guaranteed to get sequels. But sometimes, companies surprise people and give them the additional installments they didn't know they needed.

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SheenuTheLegend1530d ago

Top 10 pages that no one wanted to read.

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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.

Articuno762680d 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.

lellkay2680d 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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Five Essential Android Action Games for the Retro Fans

Carl Williams writes, "Retro gamers are usually left out of the fun when it comes to newer platforms, most companies don’t see any value in catering to this niche market. In this new article, Retro Gaming Magazine will take a look at a collection of games that cater to a different area of retro gaming. Starting the festivities off is the “action” category which encompasses titles such as Sonic, Mario and more. Devices with physical buttons are obviously the choice of play with these games."

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