Sonic and the Secret Rings

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That damned hedgehog gets a second lease on life

Words: Matthew Castle, GamesMaster UK
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Single player mode is multiplayer friendly - the short task lengths welcome pass-the-remote play - and the 40 minigames designed specifically for four friends are a joy. Playing a violin with the remote, spiraling your remote like a canoe paddle and, our personal favorite, snatching away carpets when the genie on top leaps - you’ll love it trust us - make for a simpler, sweeter and more addictive set of games than offered in Monkey Ball. Like Sonic himself, Secret Rings has some pair of legs on it.

So where has this hedgehog been all these years? Wherever he was, it’s done him good. This release simultaneously strips Sonic down and bulks him up, reminding us of the gaming glory that once was.

You'll love
  • Sonic at blistering speeds
  • Complete homage to the good ol' days
  • Old school challenge
You'll hate
  • Some abilities are useles
  • Challenges requiring memorization
  • Going backwards
 
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Sonic and the Secret Rings

Genre: Action
Expected release date: 2007
Published by: Sega
Developed by: Sega
Franchise: Sonic the Hedgehog
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