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Action Chaining allows the player to collect energy more quickly, by collecting rings faster or by stringing together sets of actions, including button input sequences, some of which will be in midair.

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As the player goes through the game, and Sonic gains more experience points, player is able to upgrade and gain new abilities for Sonic and Werehog.ДЄn on-screen Ring Energy meter can be filled by collecting rings, which is used to activate a temporary speed increase known as Sonic Boost, during which time the camera uses a fish-eye effect and motion blur hitting enemies and obstacles will reduce the meter. Players will also be able to perform a new side-step maneuver known as Quick Step, allowing Sonic to instantly dodge obstacles to the left or right. Sliding across the ground also returns, and a new feature, Speed Drift allows Sonic to slide around a corner at high speed. Concepts returning from past games include Sonic's trademark high-speed gameplay, as well as improved lock-on for automatically targeting and hitting enemies. Gameplay primarily consists of two modes: 2D side-scrolling platform gameplay, rendered with 3D visuals (as found in the Sonic Rush and Sonic Rivals series), with seamless shifts to behind-the-back, third-person stages.

The Wii version is the lesser of the two versions.Sonic the Werehog Wii gameplay as seen in the game's 2nd continent, Spagonia. It's missing lots of content (two whole levels, a few bosses, some of the storyline). Nothing I've heard about the Wii/PS2 versions sounds better.

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But that's the last level - the last level in a game, for me, is allowed to be that hard, especially considering the game gives you so many free 1ups that I had 99 saved up by the time I got there. Well, okay, the last level, Eggmanland, was definitely frustrating. I didn't find any of the Xbox 360 stages frustrating at all. Just coming from experience of owning and playing both.- God Bless.' That's the thing, though. The Wii version's Werehog levels are also better, less glitchy etc. The XBox version (even the daytime stages to some extent) were frustrating. Its because the daytime stages in Sonic Unleashed for the Wii are much better designed, even if they are more spaced out with less enemies. Most of the people I know who have played both versions don't understand why so many reviewers were so hard on the 360/PS3 versions of the game but not the Wii/PS2 versions. I haven't played the Wii/PS2 version myself, but I have friends who own it and I've watched some video of it on Youtube and as far as I've been able to tell it's actually worse. JonathanMoore said: ' BlazeHedgehog said: A lot of reviewers have said that. There's plenty of video you can watch to see for yourself. Unless you think Sonic Unleashed needs to be harder, chances are you are not going to like the DLC levels. They're shorter and emphasize the Werehog's strengths a bit better than the original levels. But that only applies for daytime stages - Werehog levels are actually a lot better than they were in the normal game. Not all the levels are hard, mind you, but in general, they are more challenging than the main game is. If you had read the reviews I had linked, you would realize that the DLC is basically a 'Hard Mode' for the game. In all seriousness, though, for you? Probably not. iAmJohn said: 'There's Sonic Unleashed DLC? Does it make the game, uh, good?' Hurrr hurr.

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I also heard that the Wii & PS2 version was actually better than 360 & PS3 version.' A lot of reviewers have said that. Kou_Leifoh said: 'I play the PS2 version and I actually had some fun with game.

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