I end up playing the DS with the sound off quite a lot of the time, but when I had earphones in with chronicles I was always very tempted to plug them into the ipod instead.

Yes, I apologize for never writing one. I had so many games I still had left to review that I basically just wiped the slate clean and promised myself I’d review the next one, which happened to be Unleashed.

Well, Sonic fan that you are, and since I like the way you write your reviews, I’d definitely like to see your spin on Chronicles (one of the few games I’ve actually beaten 100% as of late).

I keep telling myself to continue playing Sonic Unleashed, but I’m just so many games behind myself, that it’s just gonna have to wait. “Warioland: Shake It” isn’t gonna beat itself, now, is it? lol

So where’s the review for Sonic Chronicles?

Yes, I apologize for never writing one. I had so many games I still had left to review that I basically just wiped the slate clean and promised myself I’d review the next one, which happened to be Unleashed.

I even had a whole page and assets made for DeBlob but never wrote it….

Amusing thing to notice… Ray references Kung Fu Panda as the source for the werehog gameplay instead of where Kung Fu Panda stole their gameplay. Devil may Cry, God of War, Ninja Gaiden, Dynasty Warriors, Drag-On Dragoon (or Drakengard if you want to be american about it), Prince of Persia, etc.

Thanks for noticing, Sheppy. I intentionally referenced Kung Fu Panda for two reasons.

1) It’s nearly identical to the Werehog gameplay more so than any of the other titles.

2) I don’t want people to read the words ‘werehog gameplay’ next to the words ‘God of War‘ and imply that they might be on the same level. I consider Kung Fu Panda to be a poor boy’s version of God of War, but overall better than the Werehog (unfortunately), so I feel it makes a better comparison as far as the quality of the Werehog gameplay goes.