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Sonic N (N-Gage)
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Brand: Nokia
EAN: 6417182267697
Label: Nokia
Manufacturer: Nokia
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 months
Platform: N-Gage
Publisher: Nokia
Release Date: October 07, 2003
Studio: Nokia
Sales Rank: 10268

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Not good, there are way better n-gage games out there
This is an okay game but it's clearly designed for the Game Boy Advance and a port rushed to the n-gage to coincide with its launch in 2003 without too much care or attention. It doesn't suit the N-gage's screen shape and the zoomed out view doesn't have much in the way of detail.

If you really want a good platform game on the N-gage, go for Rayman 3, it looks nice but more importantly it plays excellently.

Rating:

- Hmmmm...
Sonic has always been popular since its debut in 1991. Everyone just loved the cute little spikey blue hedgehog. But this N-Gage port of Sonic Advance doesnt do the energetic lil critter any justice atall.
When you load up the game for the first time, you'll notice (if you played Sonic Advance on the GBA) that 2 game modes have gone. The Chao mode and the multiplayer mode. Chao mode is a little mini game that was a bit of fun. The multiplayer aspect being took out of the N-Gage version is a shock, as the main point of N-Gage games is to have powerful bluetooth multiplayer. Shame.
The main game takes you throguh 6 zones, each containing 2 levels and an end of zone boss. There are four characters to choose from (Sonic, ... Read More:

Rating:

- Classic Sonic on a mobile phone
The N-Gage conversion of Sonic Advance, it's the same minus the chao garden and the multiplayer feature which is what i was looking for most in this game... oh well.
The game is a breeze with three out of the four characters, Amy's frustrating inability to spin stops it being four. The game also keeps the (in my opinon) frustratingly hard special stages. If of course you overcome this and gather all seven emeralds and finish the game with all four characters you are treated with an extra zone, which kept me playing and gave the game longitivity.
My favourite feature of this game is time attack mode, but the only good level to play it on is the first, my record being 0:41:67. SonicTeam could've added a few specialist levels for this mode ... Read More:

Rating:

- A bad port of an older game, Can't Nokia get better games
OK, so i like Sonic games, well most Sega games, but this just isnt really as good as possible. This is exactly the same as Sonic Advance 1 for the GBA which i have and to tell the truth, there isnt much imporvement, in fact the game has been made worse. The addictive Chao raising garden has gone, which is to be expected, it would take up loads of memory, but multiplayer mode from Sonic Advance has been taken out, which is what N-Gage is supposed to be about, MULTIPLAYER. How can they leave it out, ok it wasn't quite as much fun as the real game but it isn't bad enough to take out completely. If they had left this in it would have a 4. If Sega had not been lazy and added more levels and characters and modes, it would have been a 5, but they failed. ... Read More:

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