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About this game

Sonic Origins is an action-adventure 2D platformer game developed by SEGA entertainment, relive the classic adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and friends in this ultimate bundle that contains Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD fully remastered. From the iconic Green Hill Zone to the treacherous Death Egg Robot, thwart Dr. Robotnik’s plan whilst in polished high definition! This version also includes new areas for you to explore, additional animations, and a brand-new anniversary game mode.

• Classics Re-defined: Brand new opening and ending animation for each title, and once you finished everything unlock the brand-new mirror mode for a challenge the likes never seen before in any Sonic titles.
• Experience the collection in their retro form in the Classic Mode keeping the presentation of the original game with finite lives and game over screens or jump into the Anniversary Mode, with a full-screen display and an infinite number of lives to keep the fun going without those pesky game over screens.
• Put your skills to the test by competing with other players in various missions throughout the game, you can now put those coins you collect throughout the game to good use by unlocking additional content from the vault, like special stages, music tracks, and more.

Reviews

Considering that past Sonic collections offered more games for less money, it’s hard to say that this one is worth it. Ultimately, Sonic Origins is a well-polished wrapper for old games that were, until recently, available at much lower prices. Unless one is a real super fan, this is a collection that’s better-grabbed on sale.

hardcoregamer.com

But it still needs more. Very few changes were made from their now non-existent previous releases, so it’s high time Sega dusts off some more titles from its ‘90s library. The gorgeous cartoons in Origins give me hope, as Sega seems to be establishing some kind of Classic Sonic universe completely isolated from his modern counterpart. It’s just a shame that it’s a universe consisting of four games once again.

thegamer.com

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