Pursuing the fleeting Robotnik to a space station however, it is discovered it is all a ruse, Robotnik has prepared a trap that can hold even Super Sonic! Sucking the power of the Emeralds dry (and creating one of the most hilarious facial expressions on Sonic's face in history), Robotnik fires a gigantic cannon at the Earth, shattering it into seven fragments. During his assault on the fleet, Sonic is forced to make the jump to Super Sonic in order to defeat it, annihilating anything that gets in his way. This is all resolved through a downright beautiful FMV at the beginning of the game by contracted animation studio Blur, as always. Robotnik (Once more just “Eggman” in the game, pity Chronicles' idea didn't catch on) at the start of the game, with the evil scientist having built a fleet of ships to attack the world from space! Undeterred by his large foes, Sonic heads out alone to deal with it.

Sonic is once more at odds with the maniacal Dr.

Sega proudly announced that this will be a reinvention (again) of Sonic and that it will be his best game ever! Did they achieve that lofty goal? Or is this game unleashing nothing but another half baked gaming experience? Sonic Unleashed, for every mainline console is Sega's next “main” title in the Sonic franchise, following on from Sonic 06 for the 360 and PS3. The following review has been played for the majority on the 360 version of this game, with the Wii version played also, as a comparison.

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