TimmiT said:One of the site staff of Sonic Retro (who got the game today) hinted that there's aremix in one of the Speed Highway missions.Chrome Gadget
lol, prepare to be surprised.la1n said:Same. I trust Naughty Dog to deliver a solid game, Sega/Sonic Team...yeeeeeah.
JonCha said:lol, prepare to be surprised
At this point I don't see why you bother with Sonic if that's all you're interested in.Combichristoffersen said:Suprised by broken physics and 30 fps? *trollface*
I don't expect the game to be bad, but when I'm really just interested in the remade Mega Drive levels, and out of those I'm mostly just interested in the Classic Sonic acts and the 2D parts of Modern Sonic.. yeah, no, it's just not a full price day 1 purchase for me.
That's great to hear! Congrats Sonic Team & SEGA!TimmiT said:Looks like the marketing for this game paid off: http://gematsu.com/2011/10/sonic-generations-pre-orders-top-franchise-history
JonCha said:lol, prepare to be surprised
How are they not broken? Sonic loses momentum rolling downhill.JonCha said:At this point I don't see why you bother with Sonic if that's all you're interested in.
And broken? How? Cause you can spin dash a bit faster?
.la1n said:I'm not writing the game off, in fact it looks good enough and plays better than any other recent effort. I just don't see myself lining up for it $60.00 plus tax in hand.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword 93%
WWE 12 90%
Batman: Arkham City 95%
Uncharted 3 94%
Forza Motorsport 4 93%
RAGE 84%
Super Mario 3D Land 92%
Sonic Generations 87%
NBA 2K12 93%
X-Men: Destiny 54%
Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One 78%
Spider-Man: Edge of Time 68%
Harvest Moon: Grand Bazaar 77%
Crysis 86%
But the levels designed in a way rolling really doesn't need to be used. Ever. So on that sense it isn't broken, because it doesn't break the game. Of course it does need to be fixed.RagnarokX said:How are they not broken? Sonic loses momentum rolling downhill.
JonCha said:But the levels designed in a way rolling really doesn't need to be used. Ever. So on that sense it isn't broken, because it doesn't break the game. Of course it does need to be fixed.
And that's bad level design...JonCha said:But the levels designed in a way rolling really doesn't need to be used. Ever. So on that sense it isn't broken, because it doesn't break the game. Of course it does need to be fixed.
Anth0ny said:But then it's not classic sonic.
so it's bad.
RagnarokX said:And that's bad level design...
TheCongressman1 said:Exactly. If they're not going to do it correctly, there's no point for them to have even included classic besides rounding up nostalgia money.
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7echnicolor said:Anyone agree?
I know you mean well and want people to be excited for the game, but defending a bad decision (and doing so really poorly) isn't going to change anyone's minds.JonCha said:But the levels designed in a way rolling really doesn't need to be used. Ever. So on that sense it isn't broken, because it doesn't break the game. Of course it does need to be fixed.
Anth0ny said:But then it's not classic sonic.
so it's bad.
It's okay everyone, PC version will have all this fixed.
I'm pretty confident you're being facetious, but it depresses me that it could pass for a totally serious post here.7echnicolor said:Yep.
Did you guys play the demo's they put out? What a disaster, played nothing like the classics. The physics are completely broken, and because of that, the game is unplayable.
And modern sonic? HORSE SHIT. Absolutely disgusting, the game is just not fun AT ALL.
It's like.. they're not even putting any effort into Generations. No hard work and no love was put into this game. Sonic Team should just give up. Let Sonic die already Sega.
Anyone agree?
"I didn't hate the demo therefore there is absolutely nothing wrong with it! It doesn't matter that the physics work nothing like in the classic games because the levels are designed around the limitations created and therefore don't play much like classic levels! It's not like classic gameplay is a major selling point!"7echnicolor said:Yep.
Did you guys play the demo's they put out? What a disaster, played nothing like the classics. The physics are completely broken, and because of that, the game is unplayable.
And modern sonic? HORSE SHIT. Absolutely disgusting, the game is just not fun AT ALL.
It's like.. they're not even putting any effort into Generations. No hard work and no love was put into this game. Sonic Team should just give up. Let Sonic die already Sega.
Anyone agree?
Lijik said:I know you mean well and want people to be excited for the game, but defending a bad decision (and doing so really poorly) isn't going to change anyone's minds.
I don't think you ever needed to roll in any of the old Sonic games. It was an extra level of depth to the traversal that once you mastered it added more fun to the experience.
I take it you mean the EU CE? A lot have sold out. Amazon.de have it for 95 euros, though bear in mind the packaging will possibly be in German, not sure if that bothers you. If you're willing to give Grainger Games money after the GMA debacle they still have the PS3 version for £98 I think. Other than that you may have to ebay it.Tizoc said:So how much is the Special Edition with the figurine going for now? Assuming some sites still sell it?
I hope you're being facetious.7echnicolor said:Yep.
Did you guys play the demo's they put out? What a disaster, played nothing like the classics. The physics are completely broken, and because of that, the game is unplayable.
And modern sonic? HORSE SHIT. Absolutely disgusting, the game is just not fun AT ALL.
It's like.. they're not even putting any effort into Generations. No hard work and no love was put into this game. Sonic Team should just give up. Let Sonic die already Sega.
Anyone agree?
You needed to roll to get enough speed down slopes to make it high enough off ramps, break through walls, and protect yourself from enemies. If you got stuck at the bottom of a halfpipe you needed to roll to gain momentum to get out.Lijik said:I know you mean well and want people to be excited for the game, but defending a bad decision (and doing so really poorly) isn't going to change anyone's minds.
I don't think you ever needed to roll in any of the old Sonic games. It was an extra level of depth to the traversal that once you mastered it added more fun to the experience.
7echnicolor said:Yep.
Did you guys play the demo's they put out? What a disaster, played nothing like the classics. The physics are completely broken, and because of that, the game is unplayable.
And modern sonic? HORSE SHIT. Absolutely disgusting, the game is just not fun AT ALL.
It's like.. they're not even putting any effort into Generations. No hard work and no love was put into this game. Sonic Team should just give up. Let Sonic die already Sega.
Anyone agree?
7echnicolor said:Yep.
Did you guys play the demo's they put out? What a disaster, played nothing like the classics. The physics are completely broken, and because of that, the game is unplayable.
And modern sonic? HORSE SHIT. Absolutely disgusting, the game is just not fun AT ALL.
It's like.. they're not even putting any effort into Generations. No hard work and no love was put into this game. Sonic Team should just give up. Let Sonic die already Sega.
Anyone agree?
7echnicolor said:Wow it looks so FUN.
The level design is fantastic.
I can't wait to get my hands on this game, day one.
SwiftSketcher said:I think it's really funny when people shit on this game for being 30fps locked when all other AAA releases this fall are doing the same, and especially since this has been the same engine they have used for 5 years, why is anyone surprised? And on top of that you can still get a 60fps+ master race version on the PC.
The Sonic 4 prequel? No clue.andymcc said:on a slightly unrelated note: anyone know when Sonic CD is coming? :x
7echnicolor said:It's like.. they're not even putting any effort into Generations. No hard work and no love was put into this game.
When someone oozes that much hyperbole they're usually being ironic.Lijik said:7echnicolor from earlier in this thread, in case anyone actually thinks he's serious:
Lijik said:7echnicolor from earlier in this thread, in case anyone actually thinks he's serious:
Huh. I wonder if the usual places that break street dates in my area will have it in this weekend.TimmiT said:Apparently Best Buy at Dallas, Texas is selling the game early: http://twitter.com/#!/ceej64
This is a Sonic thread on GAF though.RagnarokX said:When someone oozes that much hyperbole they're usually being ironic.
Yeah, I just thought about that one a few hours ago. The release date is so close: I think I'll just wait it out.Lucky Number Seven Force said:Huh. I wonder if the usual places that break street dates in my area will have it in this weekend.
JonCha said:At this point I don't see why you bother with Sonic if that's all you're interested in.
And broken? How? Cause you can spin dash a bit faster?
People are excited about Sonic Generations. Sega announced today that pre-orders for the upcoming PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and 3DS title have exceed all previous pre-orders from the franchise's 20-year catalog.
Sonic Generations is the ultimate title to cap off Sonic's 20th anniversary and we have put our full support behind it with a number of truly amazing initiatives, said Alan Pritchard, Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Sega of America. This year is a milestone for Sonic and we want to make sure this is the best title that Sonic fans, old and new, have been waiting for.
Celebrating Sonics 20th anniversary, Sega highlighted its investments in a number of large-scale promotional initiatives:
Six Flags Partnership, throughout October: Nationwide theme park brand implementation with Sonic Generations game zones for hands-on experience and marketing messaging across the Six Flags Digital Networks. (I was actually at Six Flags last weekend and saw the campaign in action).
Sonic Generations of Skate, October 22: The nationally broadcast (November 25 on FOX Sports Net) professional skateboarding tournament featuring legendary skaters Steve Caballero, Tony Hawk, Pierre Luc Gagnon, Andy Macdonald, Mitchie Brusco and more, united skateboarders from multiple generations to compete in an event celebrating Sonic Generations and Sonic's 20th Anniversary. (Venice Beach, CA)
Custom Sonic Playground, October 28: SEGA and KaBOOM! have partnered to build a custom Sonic-themed playground for kids in East Oakland, CA at the Youth UpRising community center. (Oakland, CA)
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade November 24: Modern Sonic will be making his debut as a helium balloon in this year's parade. In 1993, Classic Sonic was the first-ever video game character in the annual event. (New York, NY)
Sonic Generations is due out November 1 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and November 22 for 3DS.
Yeah, there's only a little under a week left, I might as well wait.spindashing said:Yeah, I just thought about that one a few hours ago. The release date is so close: I think I'll just wait it out.