- Publisher: Sega
- Release Date: Oct 11, 2010
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Dec 25, 2010100Purer and cheaper than Sonic Colours, this is a great reboot for 2D Sonic. [Issue#56, p.74]
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Dec 25, 201088No just a rehash, but a brilliant game in itself. Sonic reigns once more. [Issue#232, p.88]
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Oct 21, 201088A beautiful nostalgia trip that also stands on its own blurry blue legs. Utterly heart-warming.
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Oct 21, 201082Sonic is back and is as fast and smooth as ever. One of the best Sonic game in a long time.
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Oct 21, 201080Definitely it's not the game that will make the character return to its golden age. It's fun, well produced, its physical needs understanding and requires adaptation of the player and makes numerous references to the previous games.
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Oct 21, 201080The fans who clamoured for a "proper" Sonic adventure will be thrilled by Sonic 4: there's no dialogue, no cutscenes and no sidekicks. A dozen side-scrolling stages, seven torturous special stages and five classic bosses all adds up to a great Sonic game. It's a shame there just isn't more of it.
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Oct 21, 201080Sonic 4 is short, but sweet and well worth downloading.
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Oct 21, 201080There are no bugs and glitches, the controls are tight, and save for a few annoying spots, the levels dazzle in their ingenious design.
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Oct 21, 201080It has the flavour of the original Sonic, but refined. It may result too short for its price, but it is very replayable.
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Dec 22, 201070That's what Sonic 4 is all about: trying to be new while recapturing those fleeting moments of brilliance from the old Genesis titles.
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Oct 21, 201070Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 is a good enough start to what will hopefully be a more refined and usable experience. It is better than some of the more recent games, and although has addressed some issues with the move back into 2D, still suffers from awkward and unpredictable controls.
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Oct 21, 201070With a toe-tapping soundtrack, glitzy presentation and obvious accessibility, Sonic 4 Episode 1 has much to be proud of. Gamers who recall the early nineties and yearn for a simpler time when true 3d was restricted to bad sci-fi movies should lap this title up, but there's definitely a sense that it could, or indeed should have been more.
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Oct 27, 201050Sonic 4, on the other hand, should have had a different title, like Sonic the Hedgehog: Re 1&2, because that is what the game feels like. The game may make gamers question if Sonic Team can make a proper, new Sonic title, instead of throwing together elements from over ten years ago and expecting us to be satisfied.
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 18 out of 34
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Mixed: 4 out of 34
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Negative: 12 out of 34
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