Sonic Generations sees Sonic the Hedgehog playable as both the much loved classic 1991 character, and the modern day hero he has become.
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8Our Verdict: The blue blur is back, and he's rocking the platforming world once again. For fans of Sonic and platformers alike, this is absolutely essential.
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news : Sonic the Hedgehog director defects to Nintendo
Pitchforks at the ready, everyone! Hirokazu Yasuhara, director of the Mega Drive era Sonic titles, has taken a position at Nintendo.
Posted Apr 5 2012
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news : Summer of Sonic 2012 announced
SEGA has confirmed that 2012 will see the fifth Summer of Sonic convention.
Posted Feb 6 2012
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news : Official Sonic the Hedgehog store opens in Europe
An official online store for Sonic the Hedgehog merchandise in Europe has opened, SEGA and RHM Solutions have announced.
Posted Jan 18 2012
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article : VideoGamer.com Plays December 4, 2011
This week the team plays Mario Kart 7, Batman, Skyrim, and Sonic Generations.
Posted Dec 4 2011
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news : UK Video Game Chart: Uncharted 3 fails in No.1 bid
EA's Battlefield 3 has held on at the top of the All Formats All Prices UK Video game chart, despite a 54 per cent drop in sales. This means Sony's Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception must settle for a debut at No.2.
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article : Sonic Generations Artwork Gallery
A collection of artwork for SEGA's Sonic Generations.
Posted Nov 1 2011
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Sonic the Hedgehog director defects to Nintendo in Article Comments
Deviantart users around the world have cried out in agony.
Summer of Sonic 2012 announced in Article Comments
Walked right by this last year when I just happened to be in King's Cross. Wasn't really sure what one could do at a Sonic convention aside from eat chilli dogs or something =\
VideoGamer.com Plays December 4, 2011 in Article Comments
I pretty much played Dead Island all week. There has been a spot of Borderlands and a touch of Mario Kart 7 but mostly it has been zombie bashing.
