View Full Version : Next Gen Sonic
AtomicRat12
3rd November 2006, 09:40 PM
Is anyone looking forward to the next gen sonic? Here are some videos-
Sonic and the Secret Rings (http://youtube.com/watch?v=gK8IExhnXpU)
(aka Sonic WildFire (http://youtube.com/watch?v=6ZdcSyR5UPI))
Sonic The Hedgehog (http://youtube.com/watch?v=yJdoABZryZg) (Vid. 2 (http://youtube.com/watch?v=5X0AdtAaYJU))
:)
Zeek
4th November 2006, 03:11 AM
Only Sonic and the Secret Rings. Looks like a good 'ol Sonic game, compared to the newer some-what crap Adventures and utter crap Heroes. I'm hoping SatSR will bring Sonic back to his former glory.
Things just haven't been the same since Sonic 3[and Knuckles].
KeronSHB
4th November 2006, 06:58 PM
Only Sonic and the Secret Rings. Looks like a good 'ol Sonic game, compared to the newer some-what crap Adventures and utter crap Heroes. I'm hoping SatSR will bring Sonic back to his former glory.
Things just haven't been the same since Sonic 3[and Knuckles].
Acctuly, in Next Gen, you can play in Super Form on every level once you get all S Ranks.
LaorBR
4th November 2006, 07:18 PM
Well, at least there won't be any camera problems or clunky controls in this one.
Next-Gen, on the other hand... :-/
Acctuly, in Next Gen, you can play in Super Form on every level once you get all S Ranks.
Hey now that's a neat idea.
Where did you read that?
Zeek
5th November 2006, 02:22 AM
Why did Sega forget about Hyper Sonic? It makes me sad :no:.
Yeah, the SonicNEXT game does look good, reusing at lest one new character for once and adding 50+ more to the roster of the current Sonic gaming (:rolleyes:). The SonicNEXT game though looks to be focused more on story then action. Sonic and the Secret Rings is more "GET-RINGS-AND-GO-OMFG"-like and that's why I'll like it better, probably. I liked the old Sonic games that were just plain and simple: Grab rings, defeat bosses, get chaos emerald. Sure, Sonic 3 advanced more into story, but still greatly retained the action element of the Sonic franchise. But the newer ones, Adventures and others, have mainly been about a Mario 64 like world. Which I dislike.
Sonic and the Secret Rings goes one way, SonicNEXT goes the other, basically.
KeronSHB
5th November 2006, 03:13 AM
Why did Sega forget about Hyper Sonic? It makes me sad :no:.
Yeah, the SonicNEXT game does look good, reusing at lest one new character for once and adding 50+ more to the roster of the current Sonic gaming (:rolleyes:). The SonicNEXT game though looks to be focused more on story then action. Sonic and the Secret Rings is more "GET-RINGS-AND-GO-OMFG"-like and that's why I'll like it better, probably. I liked the old Sonic games that were just plain and simple: Grab rings, defeat bosses, get chaos emerald. Sure, Sonic 3 advanced more into story, but still greatly retained the action element of the Sonic franchise. But the newer ones, Adventures and others, have mainly been about a Mario 64 like world. Which I dislike.
Sonic and the Secret Rings goes one way, SonicNEXT goes the other, basically.
Acculty allong with the all S rank things is a Hidden Last Level, that might be hyper. I'm not shure on this one but I am shure on the Super thing, you can go super on the demo (its posted on Gamefaqs somewhere)
banjo-eighty
5th November 2006, 01:25 PM
hey what about sonic rivals that looks good
banjo-eighty
5th November 2006, 01:25 PM
hey what about sonic rivals that looks good
banjo-eighty
5th November 2006, 01:34 PM
hey what about sonic rivals that looks good
Dragon_Kazooie
5th November 2006, 09:45 PM
Why did Sega forget about Hyper Sonic? It makes me sad :no:.
Same with Hyper Knuckles and Turbo Tails. :approve:
I think they look good, both of them. And I HATE camera problems. Some are so severe you have to restart the level. :( WildFire seems a good solution to camera problems, although you know there'll be at least one camera problem in there (Always happens with the 3D platformers :rolleyes:).
EDIT: What's up with the triple post? :confused: It really isn't necessary...:no:
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