This keeps you focused on driving and not properly timing a mode change. Thankfully, you don't have to actively change modes your vehicle does so automatically when it approaches a body of water. Each of the wonderfully designed levels features air and aquatic stretches that demand that you take to the sky and water. More Than Meets The Eye The big change here is transformable vehicles that allow you to dash for the finish line across land, air, and water. One of the most striking is the After Burner-inspired track, which sees gamers race on aircraft carriers, oceans, and in the airspace directly overhead the boats as Kenny Loggins-esque pop-rock grinds in the background. The environments and tracks pull from SEGA's rich history. Earned experience points can be applied to a racer to improve its abilities. Danica Patrick, though a very solid in-game character, feels shoehorned in the oter characters are video game stars, so the presence of a flesh-and-blood person is odd. Wreck-It Ralph, for example, has killer speed, but it takes him a bit of time to reach a full head of steam. Each racer has his or her own strengths and weakness. The two most interesting recent roster additions are auto-racer Danica Patrick (unlockable) and Wreck-It Ralph, the star of Disney's upcoming animated video game flick, who is playable from the start. You start with eight characters, but you can unlock more-as well as additional racing environments-as you play.
Besides the Sonic family (Sonic, Amy Rose, Eggman, Knuckles, Tails) there's also Gilius Thunderhead (Golden Axe), Vyse (Skies of Arcadia), Joe Musashi (Shinobi), Ulala (Space Channel 5), Nights (Nights Into Dreams), and many more. Old School Characters and Tracks Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed features a mix of familiar SEGA faces and those plucked from long-dormant series. I reviewed the Xbox 360 version, but the game will appear on numerous platforms, including the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo Wii U. It's a fun racer that will bring a smile to the face of old-school fans, though the lack of speed in air and aquatic sections dulls the experience. It also adds tons of unlockables, tracks inspired by Sega games of yore, and (as the title suggests) multi-mode vehicles. Its sequel, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, expands the roster, with new drivers including NASCAR star Danica Patrick and Disney's Wreck-It Ralph. That sentiment changed (somewhat) with the 2010's Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, an enjoyable "kart" title that gathered many of Sega's other game heroes into a driving competition. Longtime Sega fans believed that the House That Sonic Built simply didn't care about anyone but the Hedgehog once the company exited the hardware business.
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