Ryan L

First, I grew up playing the original Sonic games from the Genesis/Mega Drive to the Dreamcast. This game is going to be remembered! I feel that Sega is allowing Sonic to mature and allowing the character to develop. I feel since 2006, 3D Sonic the Hedgehog has lost its edge- and this marks Sega reclaiming that spark. Finished playing Sonic Frontiers on hard and 100% everything. Story, open world aspect, game play mechanics, cyberspace, and boss fights were satisfying. I didn't really mind the pop-in and some shader glitches the game had (they weren't game-breakers). Even the momentum was customizable to your hearts content. The only thing I wish Sega were to do is to leave out the 2D gameplay and move on. I think at some point it breaks immersion. I understand why they did what they did (keeping the nostalgia going). In the next game - I'm hoping to see multiple characters make a return, maybe multiplayer, 2D gone (or less 2D) . Continued use of the combat system, Original bonus/cyberspace levels, More Open-zone worlds, keep developing the characters (this was one of the great aspects of Frontiers), and keep making unique and interesting badniks and bosses.

Actually better than expected. After the VFX team redesigned sonic, I decided to watch this film and was happy with the results. This film I feel comfortable children seeing on their own. It's not too violent. The story isn't overly-complicated. It does a great job of reminding me of 90's sonic.