As you advance through the game, you restore the continents and this is reflected on the map, which dynamically reverts to normal, an excellent means to simply display your overall progress. You're able to spin it around and jump to locations you've opened up. It's just a giant 3D globe that shows all of the broken continents. Instead, you will be treated to a superb soundtrack comprised of genuinely catchy world music that perfectly suits each of the different continents that the hedgehog will inevitably travel to and from. It's pretty flimsy stuff, as expected, but fans will at least be happy to learn that all the cut-scene choreography is well done, all the characters are voice acted, and the awful 80s' guitar rock poisoning the Adventure games has been altogether terminated in Unleashed. Go figure! Meanwhile, the same beam changes Sonic, altering him into the werehog whenever the sun goes down. In an opening cut-scene, Eggman uses a new laser beam to break apart the earth and in so doing accidentally corrupts and scatters the famed chaos emeralds about the continents. Eggman is back with a new evil plan, this time a deranged plot to release the planet's hidden force, Dark Gaia. Hashimoto hasn't done much for the Sonic storyline, though. There's also a chunky adventure to be found - one spilling with challenges, side quests and collectibles, all of them amazing fan service for the die-hards out there. The production values powering Unleashed are remarkably high, from the crisp, gorgeous cinematics, all rendered, to the epic overworld. In no way could this title be described as lazy, even if you agree with me that the werehog component is completely unnecessary and unsatisfactory. He brings both a fresh perspective and new ambitions to the series, which has floundered in recent years, as far as I'm concerned. Sonic Unleashed is the brainchild of Yoshihisa Hashimoto, who has worked on some of the previous hedgehog titles, but has never helmed one. The question is, how much are you willing to put up with to play the undeniably great daytime levels? If the concept sounds a little forced, it is, but not nearly as forced and altogether boring as the repetitive selection of nighttime stages. Unfortunately, Fantastic, yes, but unfortunately Sonic Unleashed has a darker side, literally, and I'm referring specifically to the well-publicized night-set levels in which the speedy hero transforms into a slow, stretchy werehog. These stages, which regularly shift from 2D to 3D perspectives, are executed so well, in fact, that I feel they not only successfully capture the frantic pace and addictive play mechanics of the long-gone classics, but surpass them. As the blue hedgehog spins through chaotic, unpredictable environments at sound-barrier-breaking speeds, you will be hooked. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.When the sun is shining, Sonic Unleashed is a blazing fast roller coaster ride filled with loop-de-loops, jump pads, speed boosts, zigzagging pathways, alternate routes and more. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior. Overusing our search engine with a very large number of searches in a very short amount of time.
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