@RockerDuDe: Shadow the Hedgehog actually isn’t that bad. I own the ‘unplayable’ PS2 version and it works perfectly fine. The game does auto-fire and only an idiot would manage to Homing Attack themselves off a cliff.

@EnzeruAnimeFan: That’s Jason on the trailer and the gameplay. His contract hasn’t ended yet. It’s only been about three/four years.

And please, nobody say anything Jason. SA2’s cast didn’t do a much better job at voicing the characters, anyway. (awaiting hate mail)

Nope, unless you count Brawl as a Sonic game. Even Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games was made by SEGA.

- Slower gameplay
- Unco-operative camera system
- Glitches

Sonic Unleashed has a new “Hedgehog Engine” which solves the gameplay problem, allowing Sega to bring back the traditional 2.5D feel as well as fix the camera and glitch problems. Also, a new component has been added- Sonic the Werehog. A new full-3D all-out brawl when the Sun goes down. You can block enemy attacks then return fire with crazy combos. Gameplay will be somewhat similar to The Legend of Zelda and Devil May Cry. Can be useful for those who were unable to get their hands/paws on Devil May Cry 4.

I wouldn’t go so far as to say that. Let the test of time show that Nintendo can still make AAA titles (ex: LoZ:TP, MP3:C, SMG, SSBB, etc).

I mean, you’re talking as if they’d cross Sonic with Wii Fit. Remember, just because a game is more accesible to new players doesn’t mean that the overall experience is detracted from veterans.Nintendo would know how to handle Sonic, especially if SEGA were to supervise development.

If the Sonic franchise misses the mark a few more times in a row (worst-case scenario), I wish SEGA would just hand it over to Nintendo. Although I hope that never has to happen.