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Sega Releases Unleashed Launch Trailer

Tristan Oliver | November 19, 2008

Different Versions for Different Consoles

In case you needed more of a push to get Sonic Unleashed, Sega has released two different launch trailers for the game–one for the Hedgehog infused XBOX360 and PS3 edition, and one for the partially Dimps handled Wii and PS2 editions.

The former is now available on XBOX Live, which means a demo may not be too far behind.  In addition, the XBOX Live Marketplace also includes Sonic Unleashed gamerpics at 100 MS points a pop, and a dashboard that’s set in the Apotos daytime–that’s for 250 MS points.

We have both trailers below, however, for free.  Keep checking back for more information on Sonic Unleashed.

Filed Under Sonic Scene, Sonic Unleashed 

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5 Responses to “Sega Releases Unleashed Launch Trailer”

  1. Nos is Lethal on November 19th, 2008 4.33 pm

    What’s with YouTube and removing things? Jeez!

  2. =Nomad= on November 19th, 2008 5.17 pm

    They still appear to be there.

    Anywho, these trailers LOOK great, as usual.

    But did they deliver this time? Did they…?

  3. Aqua Team (Also Known As uToobSmeElz) on November 19th, 2008 9.54 pm

    SEGA is removing the vids because they think it’s actually important lol

    But it’s not, really.

    Did I mention that CHIPS VOICE IS FAIL?

  4. Antonio Felix on November 20th, 2008 5.07 am

    What are you guys talking about? I can see the videos with no problem.

    And yeah, ENGLISH Chip’s voice is FAIL, but the Japanese one is okay.

  5. Nos is Lethal on November 20th, 2008 4.14 pm

    It must be only my computer that’s blocking the videos =(

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