Keane said:I use IGN and Gamespot as a source of information and not for their reviews. It's too often that they contradict themselves or count off points just to nitpick. But still it's a let down that their hitting on this game so hard as they are the most commonly used places for reviews.
I think Johnny confirmed a playthrough will be made shortly after the game is released. Like what they did with Generations.Master said:Hm, I'd guess BrainScratchComms would do one at one point or another, I know Johnnys own a 3DS capture device. There's also Clement, another big Sonic fan, who might also do one. Though they'd both probably go for Wii U first.
Thats how Sonic has been treated ever since 06.SegaNintendoUbisoft said:I was a bit sadden when I saw the scores, but when I watch the reviews. No, just, no.
Apart of me feels like reviewers are hating on the franchise just for the sake of hating it. I'm still giving the game a chance.
That's something every reviewer should do, Jim Sterling made a smart move (for once).sergiomonty said:I kinda like the argument from the Destructoid guy. He said that he hated the game at first, but during his second playthrough (yes, he played it twice apparently) he loved it and its level design. It's just terribly hard to get the hang of it, but when you do, you realize that speed is a prize, not the easy-paced way to play the game. Also, NGH, who am I gonna lie? The music is really, REALLY memorable.
sergiomonty said:I kinda like the argument from the Destructoid guy. He said that he hated the game at first, but during his second playthrough (yes, he played it twice apparently) he loved it and its level design. It's just terribly hard to get the hang of it, but when you do, you realize that speed is a prize, not the easy-paced way to play the game. Also, NGH, who am I gonna lie? The music is really, REALLY memorable.