Sonic Generations | Review | XBOX 360 | 15/12/2011

Overall:      8
Gameplay:  8
Graphics:    8
Sound:      8

Silver Y Award

The Good: Fast and fun gameplay, Loads of challenges to complete, Near perfect reflection on Sonic's career
The Bad: TEEEEEEDIOUS boss fights, Would've loved more levels to blast through

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Sonic takes a hard look on his past...and comes out all the better for it
Everyone has their own theories on how Sega's most beloved mascot has become something of an ageing pet in the past 20 years. Some would pin it on the horridly clumpy Sonic Adventure 2. Others would lay blame on a certain werehog. I personally shift some of the negativity on the genius arch nemesis changing his name to highlight his likeness to something that comes out of a chickens anus. Sonic Generations takes a cold hard look at the past to learn from mistakes, and blasts to the present day as a shining example of how Sonic games should be.

Love or loathe the critter, it's only fair that the bolt in blue has his own surprise party to revel in the 20th birthday wishes. The bad news about the celebrations? All his friends have shown up for it. The good news? A mysterious entity sucks them into a timeless purgatory. As pals and loca les are drained of colour and life, Sonic is even more surprised to c ome across a very familiar face...himself. Sent back in time to meet his shorter, younger and slightly more obese counterpart, the two blue hedgehogs must zip through bygone days in order to restore the space time continuum. ...

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