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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sonic Generations is a main series title in the Sonic franchise, released in 2011 for the Play Station 3, Xbox 360, the PC (via Steam) and the Nintendo 3DS to commemorate Sonic's 20th Anniversary. The 360/PS3/PC versions of the game utilizes both 2.5D (mostly in the "Classic Sonic" sections) and a mix of 2.5D and 3D gameplay in the style of Sonic Colors Wii and Sonic Unleashed HD's daytime stages (in the "Modern Sonic" sections), while the 3DS version's "Modern Sonic" levels are stylistically similar to the Sonic Rush Series series and Sonic Colors DS. Both HD console versions and the 3DS version support stereoscopic 3D, though gamers without a 3D TV aren't required to use one to play the HD console versions as they can be played on any TV and the stereoscopic 3D on the 3DS version is not required to play the game properly and can be turned off, as it is typically used for visual effects on that version. |