There are numerous differences between the versions.
One important thing to note before we proceed is that there ended up being two different versions of Sonic Unleashed. Both tell the same story, but they have a few differences between them in terms of structure and mechanics. The version for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 was developed using a combination of a new piece of technology that Sonic Team called the Hedgehog Engine and the Havok physics systems that had been used in Sonic 2006. The version for Wii and PlayStation 2, meanwhile, was developed on a modified version of an engine that Sega already had.
These days, in retrospect, Sonic Unleashed is seen as one of the earliest examples of what some people describe as “Boost Sonic“, but it’s an interesting game in its own right.
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Initially developed under the working title of Sonic World Adventure - a title it would keep in Japan - Sonic Unleashed was intended to shake up the series in a few fundamental ways. Return they did, however, with an ambitious multiplatform title that was originally intended to be the third official Sonic Adventure game. With how positively Sonic Adventure had been received on its original release - and many subsequent Sonic releases being compared unfavourably to it - it’s surprising that Sonic Team didn’t return to the concept sooner. This article is one chapter of a multi-part Cover Game feature!
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