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The editors liked
Levels where you can just run fast
Art and level design
Japanese language option.
Innovative new control scheme that is a lot of fun when it actually works like it should
Some of the best visuals we’ve seen so far on the Wii
Great mini Mario Party knockoff for multiplayer
Cool RPG character building elements.
The editors didn't like
Levels where you have to move carefully
Bad guy is named "Erazor"
Rock music.
Some of the control mechanics don’t work nearly as well as they should
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Matthew , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Sonic has been with us for about 16 years now, and in those 16 years he has had his ups and downs. Some would say that the life of Sonic and his pals is close to being over, but with this latest edition into the hedgehog's mythos - I say he just got an ex...
Abstract: Sonic and the Secret Rings is a fast-paced on-rails action game that manages to capture some essence of the old-school Sonic games. This is all thanks to the game's sense of speed, which it conveys well enough to keep you interested for the game's dur...
Abstract: Not as good as other games, Sonic and the Secret Rings fails where the other games of Sonic the Hedgehog triumphed. The graphics look good, but a game is not only graphics and sounds. It has to have a special component that will give to the players th...
Sonic And The Secret Rings may not be an excellent game, but its a hell of a lot better than other Sonic games as of late (particularly Sonic The Disaster and Shadow The Hedgehog), plus its a pretty good game to play on the Wii, provided you can ...
At times the superb visuals and high-speed, back-to-basics gameplay make this the best Sonic console game in years, but sheer game design idiocy stops it all coming together. It's the best 3D Sonic for a while, but our spikey chum hasn't quite hit his com...
Abstract: Slight improvements dont change Sonics bad luck in 3-D. Sonic and the Secret Rings is miles ahead of the crew of hedgehog miscarriages that Sonic Team and Sega have turned out over the past several years, but this is unfortunately not enough to save...
Published: 2007-03-05, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
Levels where you can just run fast; art and level design; Japanese language option.
Levels where you have to move carefully; bad guy is named "Erazor"; rock music.
Suddenly, and with very little fanfare, theres hope for Sonic again. Sonic and the Secret Rings ignores the fatally flawed Sonic story canon by putting him in an unrelated, delightful setting. The gameplay goes back to Sonics roots, focusing on speed...
Abstract: I still remember the very first game I got for my Sega Genesis on Christmas in 1991 – Sonic the Hedgehog. This was the time of the great Genesis v Super Nintendo war, the first true console war today’s gamers may remember. Nintendo would run S...
Innovative new control scheme that is a lot of fun when it actually works like it should; Some of the best visuals we’ve seen so far on the Wii; Great mini Mario Party knockoff for multiplayer; Cool RPG character building elements.
Some of the control mechanics don’t work nearly as well as they should; Annoying generic rock soundtrack; sub-par voice acting; Having to move backwards.
If you’re forgiving enough to overlook many of Sonic and the Secret Rings’ flaws, you’ll find a lot to like here. Since Sonic fans are probably one of the most forgiving groups of fans in all of gaming, they will most likely love this ga...
Abstract: Let’s face it folks, the years have not been kind to SEGA’s little blue hedgehog that could. After some pretty dismal showings and ill-received 3D exploits (particularly the most recent fiasco on the Xbox 360 and PS3), it’s beginning to...
