during the day, sonic unleashed is a fun and exciting, rollercoaster like experience with the series exciting speed and trademark moves. At night though, sonic is the lumbering werehog. Although the werehog levels are actually not bad, there are to many and they take a long time. Its 70% werehog and 30% hedgehog when it should be the other way around,

I don't play games and stuff but my brother does. I saw him playing this game on his PS2 and I was highly into it. Now I have it installed to my PSP. I enjoy racing ...Really ....I think I am going too far as a girl in the game.

Easy controls (during day only), good plot, realistic locations, occasional comedy from Eggman, and good examples of friendship.

You get bored after awhile but there's no scary parts don't just look at a pic of sonic glowing eyes and say: "aw , since this looks scary I don't want it"

The blue blur's first "real" 3D outing was back on the Dreamcast, known as Sonic Adventure. A little while later, Sonic Adventure 2 was released on the Dreamcast as well, but ever since then, the quality of 3D Sonic just went down and down. (SA and SA2 were both ported to the Gamecube - if you can find them at your local pawn shop, check them out) So, does Unleashed bring back the fun? Yes... kinda. The game is split into two different types of levels: Daytime levels, which are fast paced levels which are played as Sonic the Hedgehog, and nighttime levels, which are slow combat-focused platforming stages, played by Sonic the Werehog. The daytime levels are great: speed-of-light action and great stage design. Isn't that what Sonic is supposed to be? However, the same cannot be said for the nighttime levels, which is sad, because there's more Werehog stages and they take longer to complete. Gamers of all ages and experience will find the Werehog levels clunky and monotonous. Not to mention that you have to talk to people found in a hub world, but the only purpose it serves is length extension. Now for controls. For the Wii version, stupidly tacked-on motion controls just blow. Thank God that you can use a Classic Controller or a Gamecube controller to play, and it works just fine, but I still had some issues with the Werehog levels with unnecessary deaths. I then downloaded the 360 demo of the game, but the controls were just game-breaking. Sure, the 360/PS3 graphics are definitely prettier, but if I'm going to have this much trouble with it, it's not worth the time. Message to Sega about your upcoming title, Sonic Colors: Stop throwing in useless gimmicks and give what people want: A Sonic game that's just about Sonic... the Hedgehog.

I love this game, but it's reallly hard on the Wii. There are some parts of the game when you have to walk across a very thin bars/pipes. On the 360 version you can controll it better, on the Wii it's hard because it goes to fast you can't really controll the speed when your walking on it. I'd get it for 360 for sure.

- Amy Rose gets sexually groped in this game. - The Werehog is known by the world wide web as a pedophile. - Message seems to be "KILL ALL RANDOM SH*T". Seriously. - Excessive violence, it seems to have worse violence than Team Fortress 2. - I felt insecure playing this game.

This game is ok I mean I do love sonic myself and the WEREHOG thing is pretty cool but when I got it for Wii I realized that there were fewer levels then when I saw the trailer on gamefly so I got it for 360 and I was like WHAT THE!!! THE ONE FOR 360 HAS MORE LEVELS THEN THE Wii ONE!!!!!!!! so if you want more levels for Sonic Unleshed get it for 360 or PS3.

Before getting this game on my Wii, I don't remember playing any other Sonic game. At first the Day Levels felt like I was playing one of those Portable Titles (Which is understandable because It was made by the same people, but I didn't know that then), only worse control. I also thought the Night Levels were somewhat of a drag. But now I think the Day Levels are an apsolute failure and the Night Levels are only fun with practice on the Wii. I returned it, and after a while, I got a PS3. ^.^ It was my Second game for it (first being the new Sonic game, Generations). The Day Stages are nothing. Seriously. I either fall into bottomless pits for doing what Sega wants me too or breeze through the dang level TOO EASILY!!! Seriously, Sega, this is not challenging. If you think I'll never S-Rank any Day level other then Apotos Act 2 you should've made them even harder. It is not hard to rinse and repeat each time until I get desired results. However, the Night Levels are the real game, and to this day I cannot get past Empire City (Night) because of it. And thus I give the PS3 levels the four stars above (The Wii only gets 2 for me). Sure, the night levels are Violent but you asked for it when you bought this game (Though you weren't expecting Dark Gaia's supposed *Shudders* "Death" Scene. In that case, you can always skip the cutscene by pressing the start button before and after Perfect Dark Gaia). Oh, and if you played past 3D Sonic games, follow those retuines accept the Werehog instead of Swearing, Teammates, or a Peach Rip-Off who doesn't belong in a Sonic Game