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It's Sonic and the SEGA All-Stars, racing - but this time it's transformed.
Latest Articles for Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
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news : Aliens: Colonial Marines shipped 1.31 million copies by March 31, 2013
SEGA shipped more units of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed.
Posted May 10
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news : The first ever UK Wii U Top 20
We know Nintendo Land is No.1, but how did other launch titles perform?
Posted Dec 3
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news : UK Wii U eShop content and pricing
Digital versions of New Super Mario Bros. U, ZombiU, Nintendo Land and more priced.
Posted Nov 30
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news : Sumo Digital: Nintendo could learn from Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
Executive producer thinks Nintendo could take a leaf out of his latest racer for Mario Kart.
Posted Nov 21
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news : Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed is a Wii U launch title
Sonic AND Mario to launch alongside Wii U, SEGA confirms.
Posted Sep 18
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news : Has SEGA revealed a November release date for Nintendo's Wii U?
Nintendo's Wii U will be released in November, a press release announcing the inclusion of Disney's Wreck-It-Ralph in Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed has revealed.
Posted Jul 16
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UK Wii U eShop content and pricing in Article Comments
It's not as perfectly responsive as I would of liked it to have been, but so far I have experienced no any frame rate loss/ movement stutter, whilst actually using the touch functionality,...
Sumo Digital: Nintendo could learn from Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed in Article Comments
Yeah, Mario Kart hasn't been as good since Mario Kart DS, the diffinitive game of the series. Wii was disappointing, 3DS/7 a great step back forward, but yeah... F-Zero UX now please!
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Review in Article Comments
I can't understand how this game is getting such high scores. I've played the demo and it feels like a 5/10 at best. Sluggish frame-rate, simplistic handling, terrible flying. It just seems to be...
