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Sonic has been on a bit of a hot streak over the last few years, with annual releases like last fall’s Sonic X Shadow Generations landing in good form in time for the holidays. Now that the Switch 2 has arrived, Sega’s speedy hedgehogs have brought this latest outing to Nintendo’s upgraded hardware—but is it worth spending your hard-earned chilli dog money for the port? And yes, Sonic X Shadow Generations is a port in every sense of the word; there’s no additional content for the Switch 2 version, nor is it prebundled with the Digital Deluxe Edition content. Even if you already own the Switch version, there’s no entitlement or discount for the Switch 2 upgrade, unlike other games that have made the leap. This, in itself, is a little disappointing. (In the smallest of consolatory gestures, save files from the OG Switch can be carried forward to the Switch 2 for those who double-dip.) That being said, the game itself is the same high-octane... Read more

Today, we are releasing Patch Version 1.10.0.1, which addresses the following issues. - Fixed an issue where keyboard inputs didn't work in Sonic Generations when the PC language was set to "English - United Kingdom". - General bug fixes.

Today, we are releasing Patch Version 1.1.0.1, which addresses these issues. Fixed issue where when a device (controller, mouse, headset, keyboard) was inserted or removed while Sonic Generation was booting up, the game would crash. Fixed issue where if a monitor’s resolution options exceed 32+ options, the game would crash when you would open the Options menu in Shadow Generations. Error message now displayed when game crashes on PCs that are not compatible with AVX.

SEGA fans might want to check this one out. SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS has arrived and it has already been Steam Deck Verified by Valve. Read the full article here: