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Sonic and The Secret Rings (wii)
Sonic and The Secret Rings (wii)

Sonic brings his trademark speed and attitude to the Nintendo Wii in his first solo adventure since 1991. In Sonic and the Secret Rings, Sonic finds himself in the colorful and vibrant world of the Arabian Nights tales. There he embarks on his most outrageous journey to date through an expansive 3D world brought to life with realistic water reflections, light bloom, and lifelike physics. The story begins with Sonic turning the pages of the classic book, “Arabian Nights.” Suddenly, he is visited...

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Sonic And The Secret Rings on Nintendo Wii from
Sonic And The Secret Rings on Nintendo Wii from

Fast, frenetic gameplay with Sonic in constant motion. Taking full advantage of the Wii controller, players perform a variety of physical movements that actively advance Sonic, combat enemies, and perform special moves! Tilt the controller left or right to avoid obstacles, swing the controller forward to destroy enemies, or perform many other motions to advance the game!. Exotic settings and creatures inspired by the Arabian Nights tales. The unique and lustrous features of Persia offer a vibrant...

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Sonic and the Secret Rings (New)
Sonic and the Secret Rings (New)

Sonic back to his mach speed best in this Arabian themed expedition with tight, confined tunnels, glistening waterways and vast expanses of desert to explore. Gameplay positively zips along as the irrespressible Sonic grabs the rings and hits the turbo boosts for an adrenalin soaked experience. The setting is exploited well as Sonic sprints up sheer cliffs and edges along sheer drops all with deft control from the Wii remote.

£39-£41

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Sonic and the Secret Rings (Only at Target Edition)
Sonic and the Secret Rings (Only at Target Edition)

Sonic and the Secret Rings (Only at Target Edition) (Wii) - £2.48

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Games - WII - Platform - Sonic and The Secret Rings (Wii)
Games - WII - Platform - Sonic and The Secret Rings (Wii)

Gamers will use the Wii controller to steer Sonic and experience an untapped freedom in gameplay and control. Hold the controller horizontally with two hands and tilt left and right to steer Sonic on different paths and manoeuvre deftly from obstacles and enemies. Continue to tilt and fling forward to dash-attack ground and air enemies and to break down barriers. In addition to the main game is an array of unique controller-focused mini-games which make Sonic Wild Fire fun to play alone or as a multiplayer...

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Sonic and the Secret Rings

Description for Sonic and the Secret Rings on Wii Sonic brings his trademark speed and attitude to the Nintendo Wii in his first solo adventure since 1991. In Sonic and the Secret Rings, Sonic finds himself in the colorful and vibrant world of the Arabian Nights tales. There he embarks on his most outrageous journey to date through an expansive 3D world brought to life with realistic water reflections, light bloom, and lifelike physics. The story begins with Sonic turning the pages of the classic...

Sonic and the Black Knight Nintendo Wii
Sonic and the Black Knight Nintendo Wii

Although Sonic has graced a number of consoles since SEGA bowed out of the console race, his entrance to Wii – Sonic and the Secret Rings – was perhaps the title closest to his original platforming roots. Removing the slower paced adventuring of other titles, Secret Rings focused on speed in both platforming and combat. Sonic and the Black Knight continues this tradition, moving the series from the Arabian Nights to a medieval inspired land of legend. Players will still meet some familiar faces along...

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Sonic and the Black Knight (Wii) - Product Image

Being a Sonic Fan, I generally love most of his games, unfortunately this wasn't as great. For a start the game is rather short, I beat it in around 2 hours. Levels are about a minute or so long. A lot of the classic loops, rails, springs and other stuff have been taken out all together leaving plain linear landscape. The controls are somewhat easier than the Secret Rings, although still very hard to control. The actual sword play becomes fun when you know what you are doing and when you level up...