Sonic Unleashed (Wii) Eggmanland Crimson Carnival Daytime Stages 

360: do it again 3 more time just for some hot dogs you *plays a cod lobby from any game*

I feel the pain in this comment. It hurts in my mind, to remember the pain...

2 months worth of pain

NO I DON'T WANT TO !!!! Wii : Too bad, you have to do it anyway if you want to fight Dark Gaia >:)

I literally quit the game and picked it up on this part for 2 years before finally being able to overcome that challenge.

WAHOO

Thats so annoying, but this is what eggmanland shoulda been (except if werehog wasn't crappy on ps3)

GRRRRAHHHH

Ps2/ Wii version when u boost: HRRRRAAAUHG and when u drift: rrraug Xbox/ Ps3 Vserion when u boost: GO, WHOOOO, HYYEAA and when u drift: HRRRAUHG

Yaoo

There is no pc version

@@turanksu4033 my bad, forgot to edit that :c

Ikr those mofos hard as shit to finish

Faxxx

There is no PC version.

Wait is the wii/ps2 was hard?

@@gamerspeedx4706 Yes, and more painful too, there’s only 1 day stage but like 4 night levels. It’s mainly hard because of how slippery Sonic controls.

@@Z-G.-2000 And I thought the Xbox 360 version is harder than this

@Sonic Z When compared to the 360 version, yes. When compared to final stages of Sonic games afterwards, no.

@Blaze The Kitten honestly I find the 360 eggman land easier than the final two acts of sonic heroes. sure eggman land was long as hell but it was the same difficulty as the adabat stages

TMG lol. Same here.

TMG The night acts in the SD version are about 5-7 minutes long, not 20 minutes.

If that's meant to be a defense of the SD version, 3-5 acts of 5-7 minutes long is 15-45 minutes per country compared to the HD version's fairly average 20 minutes per country

JezMM Didn't the HD version have 2 or 3 night acts? The SD version only had 5 in Eggmanland. Every other continent had around 3 or 4.

Nope, the HD version has one mandatory night act per country, some have a bonus 2nd act (or 3rd act with DLC), but they're entirely optional. In the long run as well, the HD Night Act design is much more flexible for speedrunning, with shortcuts and non-mandatory enemies. The SD Night acts are slow every time you play them because EVERY fight is caged in until you defeat the enemies. What I find crazy about Unleashed SD is that they did design additional daytime acts for some countries, but you only get to play them in secret, unlockable missions. I don't understand why they didn't use that hard work to balance out the amount of daytime content in the mandatory story a little more (night acts still outweigh day acts in the SD version even with everything unlocked, whereas in the HD version, day acts massively outweigh the night acts once everything is unlocked, with or without DLC).

same

Same

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dude this part made me cry

Iv never played it, what makes it so hard?

@GreenCannon timed speed platform hell? Oh thats my fav kind of torture!!

Facts

And a 100 ring mission that damn near made me want to destroy the Wii

@@MichaelVickers2007 THANK YOU Like Wii controls make it so hard

Lol true

Mystic Cave from Sonic 2 has some words to say

Don't think it's called a pulley in that case

Pushy

@@CiderVG Those are vines, not pulleys

TheLevelRaider GD why

Neo TricksterZero oh sorry I did not remember this was eggman land man it took me and my friend like 2hours to finish it

justin31sar *Me when I was younger:* Aww, why didn't you buy me an Xbox 3?

HD is harder, but at least it gives you challenge and more fun unlike the SD version of Eggmanland.

also both day and night levels are in 1

Same

Same

Yeah the problem with the 360 version is the werehog stages had a LOT of blind jumps and janky physics not well suited for tight platforming. and 30-40 minutes into an HOUR LONG LEVEL to have blind jumps and those janky pipes that required tightrope precision was too much of an ask. It's not so much a matter of difficulty at that point as much as a matter of just bad level design. If they broke up the day and night stages like the Wii version did it'd be a lot more tolerable. Especially the hotdog missions where you can't die even once or you have to start the whole thing over....3 TIMES. (they still expect you to take an hour though). Wii was hard, but fair and thus we remember it better.

Ah yes, because having to replay the stage because of a game over is way less unfair than being forced to quite literally clear it 5 times with extra conditions@@MarioMastar

You can say that again.

Luckily, you don't fail immediately if you fall off. So long as you can get there before time runs out, you're good.

Took me 10 years to complete it

@Jack Sorgiovanni lol maybe i worded it bad. I started playing again after 10 years

This is a medium difficult level,the first time you play is going to be hard but later... *EASY GG*

I was laughing pretty hard when that happened.

Sonic was like "oh excuse me"

Sonic: "Nope."

Kflame 90 lol ikr

i was like HUUUH?!

Mossimo Tampol It is. Although it's arguably longer, as there are FIVE Werehog acts in this place, all lasting about 10 minutes each.

Mossimo Tampol its easy but i dont like this version

AdmiralOctopus The Werehog stages in Eggmanland aren't actually 10 minutes long. It took me 8 minutes tops to beat one.

IT ISN'T. IT IS A LIVING HELL

Yeah, tonight the Xbox one made me rage quit, which i have hardly ever done. Maybe 1-3 times ever.

damn that’s tough i did with literally 1 sec left i’m so lucky

Yeah that part was really difficult to me too, I lost soo many lives there. To anyone reading this here's a tip, do not boost in that section, seriously

I'd just close the game and not return to it until the next day if that happened to me

Playing this with the wiimote sounded like it would've been hell, I used a gamecube controller lol.

@@Razor1473 Same. Played and beat it for the first time recently, used gamecube the whole time.

i dont, i cant stand the same voice sample they use for it everytime. alos you dont have to constantly boost in the next gen versions,

Pedro Verri ,

Pedro Verri

Pedro Verri disagree

Even Gameloft (they made the mobile phone version) chose to use the HD version's boost system.

Hi! I’m a speed runner and currently hold the WR for the day levels and this stage. When you boost on the loop your horizontal momentum can sometimes override the vertical momentum and put you further than the rings/cart. A more effective way to do this (though harder) is to boost at the peak before the loop, immediately jump and boost when the front of the cart is just above the little ring on the tower in the background! Hope that answers your question! Rails are weird in this game! Lot of cool glitches with them!

It happens to me sometimes

After the first mini boss my thing just kept sending me behind the spring instead of on it. I couldn't beat that no matter how hard i tried

SkullGaming2003 NL This is more or less running in a straight line with no obstacles

The design of this stage isn't that great. There's not that many obstacles to deal with and it isn't a challenge unlike the HD version. Doesn't really give the "final level" feel at all.

@@mastercreepy5893 Pff... this guy's is a pro. This level is a nightmare when played at first.

@@Sadako2602 Same goes for the HD version.

Running in a empty spacious straight line with no obstacles is not great design. HD has great design.

It's because Sonic Colors is Wii exclusive, while Unleashed was a PS2 port.

You're right, I forgot that, yet it doesn't explain the instable framerate

Sonic Colors doesn't look too much better in graphics than this but it's better implemented, indeed Unleashed had more textures but in some way it did look bad, too much bad light textures. In terms of level design, Sonic Colors is more complex but graphically it doesn't get to the level of a PS3 game though.

I'm pretty sure they both used different engines as well

I believe Unleashed had more polygons.

I don’t think the wii was easy

and that time attack mode

I took three days to finish that level, and wii controls are a nightmare

It takes you almost an hour to beat it on the 360 and that is not a joke

This is not played a real Wii. Dolphin, an emulator for Windows, was used with Nvidia Shadowplay for recording. Games from consoles are recorded as follows: My capture device is this (it's kinda old and might be out of stock): www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815100098 HDMI is protected from certain sources of course. To get around that, I use this: www.amazon.com/BG-550-portable-Powered-Splitter-Support/dp/B0089DVCT8 The recording software that comes with the capture card is crap, so I use two things: If I don't need to talk, I use VH Capture 1.4.6.0. It is free and saves videos to the .avi format in lossless quality depending on your installed codecs. The codec is use is MagicYUV 1.1 since it is free. Works for me without lag, but file sizes end up being huge. I have the space for that though and I do encode before I upload. If I do need to talk, since I'm a scrub I use OBS in file output mode for that. That's pretty much it.

Oh, ok. Thx for telling me

TheTrophyTitan Legally: try to remove the data out of the game disk. Piracy: just google for the ROM and you will find it.

Nour Essam Couldn't you legally buy the game and then get the rom

PT Walker I still can't beat the time attack level on Eggman land

he beat it, but I still think the Xbox version would have been better because its just on stage that you can keep trying, no time limit like the Wii version

He beat the first 3 Day stages, but barely using the boost. If he had known that the robot took damage, that would have saved him a lot of time.

because the other version is much harder, still I understand what you mean, I played this version and a certain part around 2:58 made me redo it many times

You reached eggman land when you were 4. When i was 7 i could beat the first werehog level because i never knew how to dash

lol no. I'm not that good.

+Anon7906 No need for m speed glitch

Sonikku A immposible i did it in 1 hour XD

It's possible to do it in under 5 minutes.

It usually takes me about 15-25 minutes everytime.

I can agree with that. 😇

It’s not that bad when you get good, you can beat the 360/PS3 version in under 15 minutes pretty easily if you know what to do