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Do you have the need to pelt things with suction cup foam darts? Does anyone? Zuru hopes they do because they've got this complicated looking spinning chamber dart shooter that's been totally covered in Sonic imagry. Alas, the limited scope of Sonic Generations also somewhat limits the scope of big mods like this. However, a near-complete port of all the best parts of Sonic Unleashed is pretty hard to scoff at, and technically…you can still play the rest of those daytime stages, too! Caption: Unleashed, the first Hedgehog Engine game, came out in 2008 and it still looks like this! The FPS chugs even in this trailer, though…

This is a quite-limited thing, there were only 50 of them made in 2021. It was made to be some kind of exclusive at the San Diego Comic Con--so you know it will end up quite rare and expensive. Items like these will go right onto someones' collection-wall. Photo discovered by Hedgey But interestingly, instead of Sonic, you get NEO Metal Sonic...so...is this the first merchandise that actually has him or only him on it? (Seems likely, as he wasn't a boss a whole lot of times, he's an uncommon character to begin with so this is actually very interesting) Why did they choose Neo Metal over regular Metal? Certainly, the choice makes the board more fun and interesting to see with a rare character like that. These are at Walmart, but they appeared during the COVID pandemic so who knows about their availability. Photos by Taaron

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The Hedgehog Engine is actually one of Sega’s better technical achievements, especially at the time of Unleashed’s original release. In my opinion, Sonic Unleashed was the first time a mainstream console game really started providing graphics that looked akin to CG movie renders, and the intensity of its engine actually caused Unleashed to bring PS3/360 to their knees at 20 FPS and under in certain demanding areas of the game. That’s right: there’s a dedicated application for managing Sonic Generations mods! Well, Hedgehog Engine and Sonic games in general, not just Generations, but still! If you’re hungry for yet more Sonic Unleashed content and aren’t satiated by the mods above, you may be interested to know that the Wii and PS2 versions of Sonic Unleashed actually had unique level designs that provide a different take on each of the game’s levels.

With the addition of “The Complete Addon” and my above recommended mods, you get a version of the Unleashed Project that is even more accurate to the original enemies and level design of Sonic Unleashed. The Best Sonic Generations Mods: Must-Haves HedgeModManager by thesupersonic16 and others on Github Also quite a few mods have one of these as a dependency, so you’ll want to have them either way. HQ Pre-Rendered Cutscenes by MBeca Despite being named The Complete Add-On, this mod also has a dependency on a mod called “SU Restorations”. I’ve included a link to this one later in the article, too, since you can technically just skip the Add-On and run the Unleashed Project on its own.

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Replaces the low-quality pre-rendered cutscenes of the PC and Xbox versions of Generations with the higher-quality (720p) pre-rendered cutscenes of the PS3 version of Generations. Recommended since this is the only way to improve the quality of the pre-renders on PC, which are otherwise noticeably lower-res than basically any common PC resolution. High-Res HUD Mod by JoeT.E. The contest helped to advertise Sonic Generations and also Sonic Lost World, which was out around that time. The board here was for the first place winner. It is made even more special because it has an autograph of the famous skateboarder Tony Hawk there near Sonic's hand. The board is mostly green/comic book style radiating lines & has CG Sonic in the center. He's posed as if leaping over something with one hand down. Race across five massive overworld islands, each with their own unique action-platforming challenges and hidden secrets to uncover. Silver lining: the Classic Sonic Improvement Mod works hand-in-hand with this mod (as long as you load it with a lower priority than this one), which I’ve confirmed in my own runs and testing without issue. Shivery Mountainsides by GoalRingMod27

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Another established Sonic Generations custom level from Goalringmod27, though this one is a lot older than Shivery Mountainsides and thus, slightly less polished in general (in terms of graphics and routing). However, Water Palace Revamped is still one of the most highly-regarded Generations custom levels ever, and having played through it a few times myself while preparing this roundup, I certainly recommend it. Frozen Hill by Nikauu Image Credit: Nikauu These are likely very expensive or were some kind of limited edition. They were also all likely produced at the same time. Sonic Generations succeeds Sonic Unleashed (and Colors, a Wii-exclusive with similar gameplay), and released on the same consoles with a much more stable 30 FPS cap. However, it did seemingly lose some of the high-quality shading introduced with Unleashed, likely to preserve performance on the console hardware. In the same way that Generations’ existing stages are based on past games, this “Mystic Cave” mod for Classic Sonic is actually based on the stage of the same name from Sonic 2. Except instead of using Sega’s assets, one very determined fan remade Mystic Cave in Generations in the same spirit that other iconic stages were recreated in Generations.