4 Day, 2 Night Stages for 250 MS Points
With thanks to news tipsters Grant and gabsonic, we can tell you the new Spagonia Adventure Pack is now available for download on XBOX Live for 250 MS points. Sorry, domestic PS3 owners–it appears, for now, you’re out of luck again.
Four day stages and two nighttime ones add a total of six missions to the game. Three of the missions are hard editions of existing stages–two day, one night–with three all new stages, again, with two in the daytime and one at night.
There may be a pattern to the releases now; the Chun-Nan DLC was released around this time two weeks ago.
If you’ve already downloaded the DLC, we’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. TSSZ News will scour the Internet for new video of the missions as soon as they are made available, and we’ll be sure to make available our own impressions of the game in due course.
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“Don’t think it’s Nintendo’s fault we aren’t getting any DLC for Unleashed. I mean, Rock Band 2 and Guitar Hero World Tour both have DLC, as does Samba De Amigo. This is Sega’s fault.”
Oh, come on man. Those are songs- they’re not large files. If download content for a disc based of this scale was possible/practical on the Wii, don’t you think we would have seen it in other Wii games by now?
These levels are F****ing great. But here’s a question. Once all nine of the DLC packs have been released, how many Daytime Sonic levels will there be in the game?
Answer: a lot.
And how long would it take a first timer to complete every single Sonic daytime stage in the game, DLC included?
Answer: a long time.
So imagine, then, if Sonic Unleashed was never released in November, but rather, in a few months from now, say, June? 23rd perhaps?
NO WEREHOG NEEDED!!!!!!!
NO GAME-LENGTHENING BULL**** NEEDED!!!!!!!!
NO HUB WORLDS NEEDED!!!!!!!
and defeat every boss.
oh yea there probably going to add extra bosses
I have both the Wii and PS3 versions, and quite honestly, both are good games. Not great, but good. I judge the Wii version by casual last-gen standards (since Wii is mostly of last-gen capabilities) and the PS3 version by hardcore next-gen standards. Both have pros and cons over the other, but I like the PS3 version a bit more because it’s more challenging and has more content. I gave the Wii and PS3 versions 7.0 and 7.4 respectively.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll take my opinions back to GameFAQs where I will be flamed for them.
Thanks please don’t come back.