Sonic has returned for another adventure! Our latest review here on Total Gaming Network has staff writer Dairuka Sutain wielding a sword in SEGA's Nintendo Wii game Sonic and the Black Knight. Here's the intro to the article:
It’s hard for those of us Sonic fans who once stood up for the Blue Hedgehog during the height of the Sega versus Nintendo wars to have to go through what can only be described as perpetual disappointment with a half dozen horrible 3D games hosted under the banner of one, Sonic the Hedgehog. It’s hard for Sonic fans to have to go through what can only be described as perpetual disappointment. To date, there have already been a quarter dozen horrible 3D games hosted under the banner of Sonic the Hedgehog, and it’s safe to say that the entire series has met nothing but failure ever since it attempted to go 3D. Sonic & The Black Knight does try to rejuvenate the series by introducing a medieval theme into an otherwise anthropomorphic fantasy world, however the main focus of this game is something that most of us would have considered blasphemy back in the pinnacle of Sonic’s fame: A weapon. Now armed with a sword and a slew of new special abilities, Sonic speeds, spins and sprockets his way through numerous linear levels lined up with dozens, if not hundreds of enemies. No, this is no ordinary Sonic game. This is Sonic & The Black Knight. Read more...
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Sonic probably feels like a circus act after all this tightrope walking.
Sonic probably feels like a circus act after all this tightrope walking.
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