Its simple. Sega needs to quit giving Sonic so many gimmicks. The games day time stages have you playing as the original fast Sonic and you even get that Dash that was introduced in Sonic Rush. The daytime stages are fast and furious and you will strive to get rank S on them. Night time, this when you play as Sonic the Werehog, included is Monkey D Luffy stretch arms. Seriously since most of the time you will be using melee combat the way Werehog Sonic grabs things is with his amazing stretch arms. The game is totally unfair when it comes to the balance of night and day since most of the time you will be playing as the Werehog then the Hedgehog. I mean the controls overall are fine for the Werehog....just that the stages themselves are redundant and repetitive. You move, fight, jump, grab, repeat. Boss battles is another place where the game shines all of them are fun Night and Day ones.
If you are gonna get the game though I recommend the Ps2/Wii Version if you don't want framerate issues. If you want more of a game get the 360/PS3 versions that actually have you walking around towns rather than having a 2d conversations around a map. The stages are also better.
If you can get past the Werehogs repetitive levels and easy difficulty going through the game the first time (except for one level in particular). You have a decent Sonic game
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