This is the first HD main series title since 2008. Colors was developed by the Wii storybook team. Sort of an early apology for Wii owners not getting Generations.
SASASR was not a Sonic title. It was a SEGA franchise kart racer. Sonic 4 was developed by Dimps, and falls under the 2D category of Sonic games, the first to hit a home console since '94.
Plus, why would SEGA not release a big game for the 20th?
Sorry to get all a fluster over your comment, but it bugs me when people say "another Sonic game?!". They make loads of cash for SEGA, and they're getting increasingly better in quality, so why not?
Friday, May 27, 2011
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Okay, so this might seem like a stretch for Dreamcast news, but I think Sonic Adventure fans will get a kick out of it.
A recent preview video of Sonic Generations featured the game's new combo system in which you pull off a variety of mid-air tricks by moving about the analog stick. One of those tricks is none other than the Sonic Adventure pose famously seen on the cover of the Dreamcast version of the game. Check out the pose below!
"Sonic Adventure Pose Appears in Sonic Generations"
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Hahaha wow I did not notice that! Now thats fan service!
Friday, May 20, 2011
Yeah I am hoping SEGA really gives the die hard fans a good game here. Looks like making a nod to SA is one more way to do just that. :)
Thursday, May 26, 2011
What, they're making another sonic game? Already?
Haven't they just done that colourful one and that 2d one and that racing one?
Thursday, May 26, 2011
This is the first HD main series title since 2008. Colors was developed by the Wii storybook team. Sort of an early apology for Wii owners not getting Generations.
SASASR was not a Sonic title. It was a SEGA franchise kart racer. Sonic 4 was developed by Dimps, and falls under the 2D category of Sonic games, the first to hit a home console since '94.
Plus, why would SEGA not release a big game for the 20th?
Sorry to get all a fluster over your comment, but it bugs me when people say "another Sonic game?!". They make loads of cash for SEGA, and they're getting increasingly better in quality, so why not?
Friday, May 27, 2011