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Here's a surprise. I remember reading on a forum that Sonic Unleashed would have an iPhone version. Didn't think much of it and thought it would be some minigame thing or something. Surprise, surprise. It was unveiled at E3 to be a 2D sidescroller that looks like the lovechild of Sonic Advance and Sonic Rush. Check out the video here-
Sorry about the quality, maybe high quality will be better.
http://wireless.ign.com/dor/objects/143549...one_trl_e3.html
For those who can't or don't want to watch a video, check these screens-
I have to give them credit, this looks good! I'm stunned. It might actually be decent or fun. Although I don't have an iPhone. They should do a DS port of it perhaps. The resolution is perfect IMO. Didn't expect this, and I'll keep an eye on it. No date yet.
It should be noted that Sega appears to not have much of a hand in this if any at all. It is being both developed and published by Gameloft according to IGN. Maybe that's for the best that Sega isn't making it. Some of the better Sonic games during the past 7 years or so have been out of Sega's hands. Dimps made both the Advance series and the Rush series.
Sorry about the quality, maybe high quality will be better.
http://wireless.ign.com/dor/objects/143549...one_trl_e3.html
For those who can't or don't want to watch a video, check these screens-
I have to give them credit, this looks good! I'm stunned. It might actually be decent or fun. Although I don't have an iPhone. They should do a DS port of it perhaps. The resolution is perfect IMO. Didn't expect this, and I'll keep an eye on it. No date yet.
It should be noted that Sega appears to not have much of a hand in this if any at all. It is being both developed and published by Gameloft according to IGN. Maybe that's for the best that Sega isn't making it. Some of the better Sonic games during the past 7 years or so have been out of Sega's hands. Dimps made both the Advance series and the Rush series.












