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| Sonic Unleashed |
Good level design responds, controls and poor camera are just the beginning of the problem in a terrible experience.
Every Sonic team to release a new series, brings hope that action-adventure blue hedgehog recover in a position to form that made him a star in the early 90s. And almost every foray into the third dimension has led to varying degrees of failure. Sonic Unleashed was adamant fans have been clamoring for, and finally offer a healthy dose of turbo-level to burn through. Unfortunately, even with Sonic trademark speed finally on full display, Unleashed lack one crucial element: fun. The platforming is not true that the camera forgetfulness and poor level design, Sonic level unplayable mess, while mysterious transformation occurs in slow Werehog with a host of new problems. Simply put, there is no reason to play Sonic Unleashed.
The story begins with Dr. Eggman shooting the world with a giant ray gun. Predictably, the world is falling apart, but there are unexpected side effects as well. Harmless Sonic will turn into a giant creature called a nondescript Werehog. This atrocity is only when the sun goes down and the game allows you to events during the day and evening play, making full use of your dual personalities. While there are an equal number of hedgehog and Werehog levels are most of your time in Unleashed Sonic will be spent at night, because the level of control is difficult, take longer than a sprint-to-the-end-line hedgehog races ended.
Werehog levels are very boring. The levels are evenly divided between platforming and fighting, but both elements offer more frustration than joy. While you can unlock more combos as you progress through the journey is, your combat strategy never progressed thrown thoughtlessly pressing two keys attack with an occasional jump in for good measure. You are a shield, if given a little too busy, but almost never necessary. The enemies of silly, happy to stand around until you take the fight to them, and the absence of oppressive, it was clear after just a few hours. You will be given several checkpoints in each level, but these are awkwardly placed, so that you can always mash saddened by the same battalion of enemies if you can not properly navigate the platforming.
When you are Werehog with stretchy arms and the ability to get to the edge feature. It should prove useful when venturing was at this stage, but a few arbitrary restrictions thrown in to a simple navigation annoying. First, you can easily access the specific surface area. If you jump the wrong stop, you have often not able to grab a nearby ledge to save yourself, what about a quick death. Secondly, the elasticity weapons "randomly varied, so it is indeed possible to grab the lead from a certain distance in one place, from the same distance later levels, you will find stunted your reach. This camera also hinder for progress. They are free of control given on your point of view, if in the middle of a piece of land. But if in danger, in which the perfect line of sight is required down control of the camera will be very limited, so only a little moved to the side of your character. Because the penalty is so immediate and severe (falling in water results in instant death), they are stealing your precious life Miscues quickly, leaving behind only their frustrations.
Sonic levels did not fare much better than the Werehog bad. Your goal as quickly as possible is to walk the line, but the camera is rarely able to give you an optimal view and the controls are too loose, the accuracy you need. Technical problems that you have to memorize stages before you can breeze through her means. The game is not sensitive enough, so you always obstacles for the first time to meet with them, so you find yourself repeatedly plowing headfirst unfounded in spikes and falling down holes innumerable, before you finally where you put every obstacle ahead of time. Extra Life - actually serve as a warning in Sonic Unleashed - something that you normally like to see in the game. Very cheap parts often adorned by these markers, make sure you can always play to memorize their cruel layout and hope luck on your side.
Even after this point, you have the memory are required, although you still die again and again, because the controls are not responsive. A few steps take place in water, makes you run at top speeds to keep from sinking below the surface. Moving laterally while blazing through waves of slow, but you still need to turn to and fro to complete the mission. Elsewhere, you have to jump the wall to do to be successful. This ability only works on certain areas, but even if you are the ideal place to bounce off to find means to be picky about time you try and fail until you make it perfect. Certain parts you need to slow down and perform precise jumps on small platforms. Controls are built for speed, though, so a little boost on the analog stick to send Sonic ran to his death. The game throws in quicktime events at random moments. Some of these will catapult you to different levels, but other times you will be hit with a quick death if you are unable to meet their tight deadlines are.
Also, the hub between the stages is to draw a whole. Although the professor you want to run to the next destination, it is little more than point you in the general direction and send you on your way. You should talk to certain people to a certain extent open, and try to follow a single person with relevant information, the burden of out-of-place. Level entrances are often hidden in random locations and can hunt them maddening. Worse yet, when you are finally in one of the input, you will often until you accumulate a certain number of moon and sun pieces are stored from previous levels. Collecting items in platformers is expected, but the loose controls and obstinate camera make searching for the missing pieces grueling.
The boss fights follow the theme of the other elements in Sonic Unleashed. This long and arduous struggle, forcing you to play the waiting game for minutes, until the huge animals open to attack. The length of this ordeal just makes battles much more annoying than it should. Attack patterns are easy to learn, so that you stand around and wait for more time to spend, so they let their guard down than actually attacking. Even worse, their attack patterns do not change drastically over the fight, so you repeat the same basic dodge maneuvers until you can finally hit the big mess.
Features:
- Updated classics: Sonic CD has been restored to give you classic gaming experience with a native 16:09 widescreen with optimized gameplay for the current console and mobile platforms!
- Playing at home ... And get the achievements Xbox Live, PSN or Steam Achievement trophy!
- Or on the go! See Game Center achievements, leaderboards, showing the retina of the IOS and the Xbox Live leaderboards and trophies to WM7
- By Popular Demand Sonic CD soundtrack features now recognized the original Japanese!
SCREENSHOT:
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| Screenshot Sonic Unleashed |
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| Screenshot Sonic Unleashed |
VIDEO TRAILER:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
* OS: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7 sp1
* CPU: 2 Ghz
* RAM: 512 Mb
* GPU: 128 Mb
* DirectX: 9.0c
* HDD: 4.46 Gb
INSTALLATION:
1. Run the file "Setup.exe"
2. Install the game
3. Upon completion of a successful installation, the game is ready for launch
4. Management in: Start - All Programs - Sonic Unleashed - ReadMe
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