The other is a very average, unimaginative 3D platformer-brawler which isn't so much bad as it is boring and not what the vast majority of the audience want to play. Generally these levels are short but very, very sweet. One of which is what you'd normally expect from Sonic, except faster than ever before and a bit rough around the edges.

It delivers (at least) two highly contrasting types of gameplay.

Sure, you can say the whole game overall is 'not as good as Colours' (debateable imho - I prefer Colours as a whole, but Unleashed's daytime levels are arguably the best in the series), but I think we stand to gain more from an Unleashed PC version.Ĭlick to expand.I think the general rule of thumb is that Unleashed always refers to the 360/PS3 version unless it's explicitly stated otherwise. Some of the stuff that runners have done in Unleashed makes Generations look like it's in slow-motion and the chance to revitalize this scene on PC would be of great interest to me personally. You can point to the Unleashed Project as a fix for this, but as anybody who's ever had a passing interest in speed running these games will tell you, the engines are very, very different in the first place. People who have beaten the game will know that the later levels are notorious for tanking the framerate, particularly Jungle Joyride. Mainly, being able to finally play Unleashed at a steady 60 frames per second would be a huge improvement. Not saying it's completely pointless, but I'd rather see Unleashed for a few reasons. If Colours were to be ported, I doubt we'd see any serious work done on any of the assets, so for all intents and purposes we would not really gain a lot from it besides the resolution being higher, which we can already do with Dolphin. On the whole, Unleashed would benefit far more from being on PC than Colours would.

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