It’s been twenty years since Sonic first raced onto the scene in Sonic the Hedgehog for the Sega Mega Drive. The spiky blue speedster has had his fair share of ups and down during the last two decades but is back with a bang in Sonic Generations.

The game is essentially a tribute to two decades worth of Sonic titles, featuring levels, characters and bosses that will be instantly familiar to fans of the series - this is not, however, an attempt on Sega’s part to cash in on Sonic’s 20th anniversary. Rather, Sonic Generations is packed to the brim with entertaining content designed to appeal to anyone who’s ever enjoyed a 2D or 3D platformer.

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