Sonic Lost World just launched in Europe, and SEGA couldn’t be more pleased. Truly, it’s prepare two separate trailers for both versions of the sport to tide over US fans until the sport launches here in two weeks.

The first launch trailer shows off the Wii U version of Sonic Lost World. In it, we get to peer much of what we’ve seen before – Sonic running, jumping and spinning through a good selection of colourful worlds.

As for the 3DS version, Sega makes an incredible deal about how it is the primary handheld Sonic game to be in full 3D. The hand held version may even feature four player races in comparison to the Wii U version’s two-player races.

As the sport is already out in Europe, the reviews were pouring in left and right. How is Sonic’s latest outing? As expected, critics are split. Some have praised the sport as a fresh tackle the franchise, while others have criticized it for trying too many new things without excelling at a single one. The Wii U version currently sits at 62 metascore while the 3DS version sits at a 58.

Sonic fans are used to bad reviews, however, and this latest round of middling scores won’t deter them. Definitely, the only deterrence is that Sonic Lost World might be exclusive to the Wii U and 3DS when it launches on October 29. Only the really hardcore Sonic fans can justify spending $300 for one game.

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