One HUGE Problem Holding Back the NEXT SONIC GAME

Описание: One Huge Problem Is Holding Sonic Games Back… And Nobody Talks About It.

After 100 percenting Sonic Colours, replaying Sonic Unleashed with max stats, beating Sonic Frontiers on New Game Plus with full moves unlocked at level one damage, grinding Sonic Generations with skill shop upgrades, and even testing Sonic CrossWorlds at supersonic speed, I realised something that completely changed how I see modern Sonic.

Most Sonic games are not truly fun at the start.

They only become incredible once you unlock everything.

Why does Sonic feel limited early on
Why does the spin dash completely redefine Sonic Frontiers
Why does Sonic Unleashed feel faster and more fluid only after upgrades
Why does Sonic Colours become more exciting when every Wisp is available
Why does Sonic Generations feel better once acceleration and homing attack speed are upgraded

This video breaks down the core design philosophy behind Sonic’s skill trees, progression systems, and upgrade mechanics and asks a serious question.

Is Sega holding Sonic back at the beginning of his own games

This is not hate. This is deep analysis from someone who has replayed these games at their highest potential. When Sonic has every move unlocked, every ability available, and real stakes through S rank grinding, the experience transforms.

So what if that version of Sonic was the default

Would Sonic Frontiers have scored higher
Would Unleashed feel less restrictive
Would Colours have left a stronger first impression
Would more players stick around

If you love Sonic game design discussions, deep dives, and honest breakdowns from someone who has spent hundreds of hours pushing these games to their limits, this is for you.

Watch until the end if you want to understand why Sonic feels different once fully upgraded and why that might be the biggest issue the series quietly struggles with.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Do you prefer earning power or starting powerful

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