Sonic 4 Episode II isn't limited to Tegra 3 devices anymore, all Android devices can check it out
When Sonic 4 Episode II came dashing onto the scene for Android, the game was actually available to download on NVIDIA Tegra 3 devices only – meaning, if your device didn’t pack NVIDIA’s quad-core CPU, you were barred from checking it out. Adding more insult, Sonic 4 Episode II doesn’t seem to be the most graphically intensive game out there, as it blends in your traditional 2D visuals with some 3D stuff.
source: Google Play via Android Central
However, there’s great news today for all of those who were shunned away when the first came to fruition on the platform. Specifically, Sonic 4 Episode II is now available to download on all Android devices – so you don’t need to have a Tegra 3 device anymore to experience it. Sega announced the great news today that the game is now playable on all Android devices, which can be purchased through Google Play.
For a mobile game, the $6.99 cost attached to Sonic 4 Episode II might still be perceived to be a premium by most gamers, but nevertheless, it’s a quality game made by a reputable veteran in the gaming sphere. And on top of that, it brings along all of the classic gameplay of all the Sonic games during the 16-bit heyday. So why not give it a shot and relive the classic style of Sonic games from long ago?
source: Google Play via Android Central
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