Delivery time was great; thank you.

Quality is good

Price is high

This game is a steal for its price. A must pick up for any Sonic fan.

Fast gameplay Cheap Nostalgia

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Sonic Generations is the game that Sonic fans have long been waiting for. An amalgamation of almost all Sonic games across the blue blur's 20-year history that features both classic platforming and modern speed, this game has something for everyone.

Sonic Skip - Unlockables are opened up by completing Missions. The Missions consist of things such as picking up all of the rings in a section of a level within a certain amount of time, or completing a level without getting hit.

Very good and very nice

It has some nice memories of the old school games but also slightly let down by the new style!

In 1991, Sonic Team reportedly spent six months working on Green Hill zone alone, just to make sure the first levels of Sega's flagship...

Best Sonic game since Sonic 2; Frequently spectacular and thrilling; A speed-runner's dream

Low-speed 3D control is still bad; Filler mission quality varies massively; Classic Sonic won't be returning (sniff

For a while now, Sonic's real race has been to get back to his '90s glory days. His 3D adventures were critically scorned and last year's Sonic 4 managed just one 2D episode, but with Generations, Sega seems to have found a good formula for the future.

+ The 2D Sonic stages are the best since the Genesis era and the 3D levels aren't half-bad; + Very robust and engaging soundtrack

? Has any silent videogame hero become more endearing after starting to talk

Sonic Generations was an interesting idea. It was cool to see classic Sonic once again in modern day. I don't play many Sonic games nowadays, but once I heard City Escape (favotite childhood Sonic level) was going to be in this game, I had to get it.

On 3DS, Sonic Generations is a more half-hearted anniversary affair which somehow misses the point of the whole exercise.