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Hedgehogs aren't as abundant as they once were in Great Britain. You'd think this fact would have nothing to do with Sonic the Hedgehog, but Sega is taking advantage of this situation to both raise awareness for hedgehogs and the release of the latest Sonic game, Sonic Colors.
The Daily Mail reports on the severe decline in hedgehog populations all across Britain; an estimated 50,000 of them die
Well, here's our first genuine surprise since the official reveal of Sonic 4: Sega, and its cherished Sonic Team studio, isn't developing the game.
Instead, Osaka-based Dimps will be. Best known for their recent work on Street Fighter IV with Capcom (and also for its work on Dragonball Z's cartoon fighters), Dimps will also be known to Sonic fans as the developers behind games like Sonic Rush
"As promised, the time is finally here. On February 4th, 2010, after two huge Community challenges and a massive amount of support from our fans, SEGA is proud to unveil the real name behind Project Needlemouse - so we’ll get right to it. As of this moment, it is official – the game’s name will be: Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 1."
Today, we are about to break the trend that has continued on for many years. To the thousands of you out there asking for a game where Sonic is the only playable character - rejoice. As of today, your wish has been granted.
Sega has tried everything to fix Sonic the Hedgehog, from making him a werewolf to handing him a massive claymore. But the publisher admits that quality remains an ongoing issue for games starring their mascot.
Hey Sonic fans! We are looking for artists to help us tell the story of Sonic in a special animated gallery in the upcoming new title, Sonic and the Black Knight (Wii, spring 2009).
Draw Sonic, Knuckles, Tails, Amy, Shadow, Blaze and other characters (or any combination of one or more of them together) in your favorite scene from your favorite Sonic game and send it to us before the deadline o
Talking to Gamasutra as part of a wide-ranging interview, Sega's U.S. CEO Simon Jeffery has been discussing the Sonic The Hedgehog franchise, suggesting that mascot gaming isn't "particularly relevant" to today's market, and adding: "I would love for Sega to not be thought of as the Sonic company."
Play any good Sonic games lately? Unless you went old-school and pulled out Sonic 1 or 2, then you probably answered no. Sega has acknowledged that Sonic quality needs to be scrutinized, however.
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