However, in the cutscene after werehog Sonic defeated Eggman right before dark Gaia if you look in Eggmans egg mobile you can see a dreamcast, dreamcast remote and games, is this in the Xbox version well I have not gotten to that part yet but its still way cool to see! I have also known that in some cutscenes things have been edited by Nintendo, Im guessing to fit more of there game play style. In Sonic unleashed wii version its more mission based and not very much detailed in the levels as much as this version, and its also not as much of a challenge. Im a Sonic gamer and have played lots of Sonic games but this is by far the best, I also played the wii version of Sonic unleashed before I knew about this one and trust me its no were near this. Other familiar characters from the franchise, such as Tails, Knuckles, and Amy Rose, make appearances in a number of optional mini-games that offer a break from the high-speed action. There are nine game worlds, all designed to resemble real places such as Greece, China, and New York City, and each of the worlds features branching pathways and multiple routes to the finish line. As always, players collect rings as they reach supersonic levels of speed, making use of the "Quick Step" and "Speed Drift" abilities to avoid obstacles and handle corners without losing momentum. Sonic Unleashed makes use of a new "Hedgehog Engine" designed to give the game an unparalleled sense of speed and provide smooth transitions between the 2D and 3D sections of each daytime level. The cataclysm also brings about an unexpected change in Sonic, and in order to find the lost chaos emeralds and reconnect the world's continents, players must master both his traditional daytime abilities, and the new nighttime abilities of his slower and stronger alter ego Sonic the Werehog. Eggman has caused a catastrophic event that shattered the world into many pieces, and gamers must guide the spiky-haired Sonic on a quest to reunite the planet.
Sega's speed-loving mascot returns to foil another evil plot in Sonic Unleashed.
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