Add a garnish of retro nods that sees several visual touches and enemy types return from the 16-bit era, and this has potential to be a massive treat to sate the appetite of any Sonic fan. The result is a Wii U / 3DS exclusive that takes a large dose of inspiration from, tips in the essence of Sonic Colors and mixes it up with lessons learnt from the shortlived Wii storybook spin-off series. sees SEGA taking advantage of this new-found confidence, experimenting with the series yet further, cherry picking the parts that have worked from recent titles and testing out some new elements.
Thanks to the combo of (well, its daytime stages), and, SEGA's mascot is finally leaning back towards the positive side of the quality spectrum, and it seems that the franchise has finally settled into a satisfying halfway house between 2D and 3D. First Impressions: Sonic Lost World Nintendo Life Super Sonic by Share: After a line of games that it would be altogether generous to label a “rough patch”, poor old Sonic is back on his speedy feet.
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