Crash N Burn - Xbox Game (Retro Fam)

Got this for my 5 year old, as he's now in the age where he loves everything Sonic. I have the PC version, but thought he would have more fun playing on a console (and easier for him to get the game going on his own). We have a lot of fun playing together.

For the first time in around 13 years, since the release of Sonic Adventure 2 battle, here's a game you can enjoy without worrying about map design and unwanted falls.This game is well thought. Seems Sega did a lot of testing, because when you feel that you triggered a glitch, there's something on the map (like a spring) that will get you back up and running again.Maps are ample and loading times are very fast.Soundtrack may disappoint or not, since it's all about past Sonic games (up to Sonic Colors). Although it seems strange, these soundtracks are not from the maps of the game (better YouTube them).Side missions (most of them) are fun and very original.If you have the opportunity then grab a copy because you will enjoy every moment of it.

Disc is in excellent condition, box is pristine, everything was as expected

The disc is scratched, but installation worked fine. However, the disc needs to be inserted in the disc drive for the game to function, which I was not aware of before purchase.

Sonic the Hedgehog is back, and it looks like Sega wanted him back. After Sonic 06 came out, Sega just didn't seem to know how to make a "Sonic" game. Yeah, his name was there, but for a game to be a "Sonic" game, it's gotta be more. And the finally figured out what makes a Sonic game a Sonic game when they made Sonic Colors. And boy oh boy, that was awesome, but you can't just keep releasing the same old thing all the time. So, Sega came up with a completely original idea, to take Modern Sonic, and Classic Sonic and start from there.Now, the game itself isn't really new. Yeah, 2012, two Sonics, all that. However the stages, and content is a bit old. True Sonic fans will know the stages, but what they wont know (at least on the first play through) is the layout. Yes some stages still have major elements from the games, but for the most part they all have been redone. Yes, old stages from older Sonic games were taken, and remade for this one. You can platform through them with Classic Sonic, and blast through them with Modern Sonic. This means you play each level twice, but with a different level layout, and different music. The theme however is the same. For instance, in (spoiler alert) Crisis City, act 1, you'll play as Classic Sonic and get through the stage. Then act 2, you play as Modern Sonic, and play through a stage similar to act 1. So, these two acts are based on the same level, however their design is different. Make sense? I didn't think so. However, don't get the.