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Stages in the game are meant to be just overwhelming in action. On hand here were two levels, Sand Oasis and Dinosaur Jungle. These stages were manic in their presentation, constantly shifting from one play sequence to another. Dinosaur Jungle had, for example, a dinosaur chase sequence where you must outrun a huge critter (this is, of course, after several other wild platforming sessions in the jungle), and when Sonic finally ditches the dino on a bridge and stops to catch his breath, a log comes bursting through the bridge from a nearby waterfall, and suddenly Sonic is riding the log flume ride back at full speed again. Not everything is full-tilt action, however. A prolonged scene in the Sand Oasis had Sonic shimmying across a series of ledges, carefully speeding up and stopping before booby traps and timed defenses skewered the hedgehog on a spear.As long as Sonic manages to hold up under multiple plays (the game’s structure does kind of make it feel like a game on rails rather than a real Sonic platformer, although since he’s had trouble platforming in 3D, we’ll take it this way and see what happens), this should be a really exciting entry in the series.

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