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Shadow the Hedgehog (GC)

Description: Genre: Action / Rating: E - (Everyone) / up to 2 players / published by: Sega / Shadow the Hedgehog boldly enhances the ... more

Shadow the Hedgehog (GC) ... high-speed action genre with the flavors of intense action shooters. From his first appearance in Sonic Adventrues 2 to his most recent role in Sonic Heroes, Shadow has challenged gamers with mysterious allusions of his past and his purpose.

Newest Review: ... could have added hours of gameplay to the game. (chao the little baby blue creatures who evolve into dark or light versions ... more

... based on who handles them and what fruit you feed them, featured in previous sonic games). So anyway the story follows the anti - hero shadow the hedgehog as you decide which road he should go down in life, you can choose the hero route and help out sonic and his friends, go down your own route to find out shadows destiny or go down the villain end of things and help dr robotnik and his robots take over the world. It is fun at first just to play through the game the first time but it gets to be almost impossible to fo...more

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Shadow the Hedgehog (GC): shadow the hedghog a waste of time ? (345 words)
by - written on 23/05/08 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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Again i am ahuge sonic the hedgehog and spin off fan but this game was rather disapointing also. After the first three or so cut scenes the graphics rapidly deteriorated. As did the game play and camera angles, which should generally be expected with the majority of 3D sonic games. The sound track wasnt as good as sonic adventure battle 2 either and didnt have a chao garden which could have added hours of gameplay to the game. (chao the little baby blue creatures who evolve into dark or light versions based on who handles them and what fruit you feed them, featured in previous sonic games). So anyway the story follows the anti - hero shadow the ... Read the complete review