Like most mainline Sonic platformers, Shadow Generations boasts incredibly fast-paced movement and dynamic camera angles that really sell you the sheer intensity of Shadow's speed, and unlike Sonic Generations, this game relies pretty much exclusively on 3D gameplay.

Sonic X Shadow Generations brilliantly remasters one of the best Sonic the Hedgehog games for modern systems, with an extra Shadow-themed cherry on top.

When Sonic Generations dropped in 2011, it was almost like a reinvigoration of the franchise; taking classic and modern Sonic and pairing them together, experiencing the best of 2D and 3D worlds, and paying homage to the history of the series in a neat little package.

Today, publisher SEGA put out its final episode on the three-part animation series that ties into their upcoming 2D/3D high-speed platformer ‘SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS‘, which launches on the 25th of October.

Sega's Sonic X Shadow Generations remasters 2011's Sonic Generations while also adding a new campaign starring Shadow the Hedgehog.

People will no doubt call Sonic X Shadow Generations a “love letter” or “tribute” to Shadow the Hedgehog, Sonic’s brooding rival who debuted back in 2001’s Sonic Adventure 2. But as a person who grew up seeing the black-and-red hedgehog as the emotional center of the franchise,

Sonic X Shadow Generations is a fun, albeit mixed experience. With creative level design and fun gameplay, it's let down by the hub world and boss design. The post REVIEW: ‘Sonic X Shadow Generations’ Is A Fun Uneven Run (PS5) appeared first on But Why Tho?

Sonic X Shadow Generations effectively captures the best moments of Sonic Adventure 2's stages in a collection that goes beyond a typical remaster.

Sonic X Shadow Generations is nearly upon us with a full release this Friday and early access for deluxe users on Tuesday. A select few people have managed to get a hold of copies early and are sharing late-game spoilers on social media.