Some brand new shots of Radical Highway have also been released on the site. But when has Sonic ever been about realism?įor those who were hoping some highway action would be available in the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, fear not. Classic Sonic is getting some hotel action, while Modern gets to break tons more glass in a building that might not actually make that much sense from an architectural standpoint.
It promised so much, and delivered exceptionally well, so of course hopes are high for the versions each Sonic will run through. Like I’ve said elsewhere, it was the one level that people wanted to get their hands on. Set amongst the backdrop of urban excess, Speed Highway is shaping up to be just as intense a thrill-ride as when gamers first got the chance to play it in Sonic Adventure. The levels sharing half a name, the one designed for home consoles only recently received the full reveal treatment, making people live like it’s 1998 all over again. Earlier today, Sega of Japan’s official website for Sonic Generations started to fill in some of its semi-mysterious question marks by adding a handful of new screenshots for both versions of the game meant to be hitting in November.
0 kommentar(er)
