Sonic Unleashed Hints

Beginning Boost (Daytime Levels)
When Sonic is counting down at the start of the level, swing the Wiimote after he says one, but before go. Sonic will boost out in a spindash to start the level.

This happens when you have roughly got started with your game. You know that old guy with the big head and the beard Well, keep talking to him and he will mention a Yellow Fox. That yellow fox is actully Tails the Fox! A character from previous sonic games!

Did you know that when you are in Warehog form that you can throw your foes You just pick them up the same way that you pick up boxes and then you can chuck them into other foes.

NOTE:It only works on the little foes-not the big robot ones!

In a day level, swing the Wii-mote during the starting countdown between "1" and "Go". If done correctly, Sonic will start with a Spindash boost.

To get the Art #014, this is it.
Eggmanland Act 3, Battle room after Document 8, when you go up to
the higher area, look for a swingy thingy on the wall, go up to
another one to find the item to the right.

To get Soundtrack 106:
7th Continent, Special Mission Eggmanland Go
for the Goal, Don't collect the first 280, it's on one of the sled
rides at the end of the side scroll part (I'm not sure of path)

Final Adabat Secret Mission *new*
Collect all Art, Music, Movies and Secret Documents (except for Movie #36) to unlock the final Adabat mission.

Once you've achieved all S-Ranks and completed all missions in the game, you'll unlock the game's final mission. Complete this mission and collect the hidden item to unlock a secret cutscene, "Sonic Omake".

On any day stage when the countdown reaches 1 shake the WII remote or press the boost button to get a faster start.

When attacking an enemy at night time knock him flying then begin to juggle him you will have green claws then yellow. its something like greenn x2 damage yellow x4 damage. Whats next

Try grabing a witch without stunning it, you`ll grab it( if you`re quick enough.) extinguish fire witches before grabbing.

Depending on which arm you start with in a combo, (As the Werehog, of course), you're combo will change. If you start with the right arm, the attacks will be more straight-forward, and left arm creates attacks with a wider attack range.

There are doors in the Gaia temples that say you need a certain amount of medals, right?

Well, it may not seem worth getting them, but inside those doors are extra lifes and other bonus items. So it's very worth it.

Extra lifes are very useful when playing as the Werehog, because the jump precision is just plain dreadful. So I highly recommend getting those lifes.