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Zim said:
Things disolitude has said that are wrong. Sonic unleashed is well polished, struggling to keep 30fps is not well polished, controls that aren't as responsive as they should be is not well polished.

Claiming hulk and golden axe didn't deserve around 4's. The Hulk game managed to be a step backwards from a last gen game and golden axe was awful.

Thinking the reviewer is a woman and so saying the reason it was a bad review was because she was on her period.....

Anyway sonic unleashed is 3 hours of good gaming with a huge amount of total rubbish added in. Maybe worth a rent, or find a friend that has it. The werehog levels and town sections the only thing you can think is why aren't I running really fast or playing a different game.

Even the developers didn't like the werehog bit. In the TRL podcast they talk about how they met a developer and he was saying the reason the games have to have a gimmick is because to make a full length sonic title where he was constantly running at this high speed they would need to make hundreds of miles of levels and it would take forever. So they just have to throw other stuff in to bulk it up.

Again...i am glad you can read the review. But you did not play this game. If you did you know that the framerate drops only happen in the towns where you dont do any platforming or fight any enemies. So as you walk around to your next level you may see some frame rate drops, which doesnt affet gameplay.

Also, controls are quite good considerin the speed everything moves at. And werehog platforming controls are quite good as well. Fighting controls suck but i already said that is the crappy aspect of this game.

As far as your last statement...if they did make a full sonic game that is all speedy sonic levels, and kept up the innovation and intensity this game would rival Mario Galaxy. As it stands now, the werehog levels are a downgrade from the speedy concept... but not a dealbreaker by any means. T