I’m not much of a retro guy! I understand the novelty that comes with it, but even I can recognize a rip-off when I see one! I can’t in good conscious let this one slide by! Sega’s Game Gear Micro is four $50 consoles with four games each, yes, it’s a tiny handheld that has four old retro games for 50 dollars.
2020 is the year we should expect to see some news regarding the next mainline installment of the Sonic games, and regardless of what the Sonic Team and Takashi Iizuka or how much they hype up Sonic’s 30th anniversary, we should stay vigilant.
With the last few years of gaming heavily focused on remakes and remastered, and with more to come, there’s one game that I feel desperately needs a remake, and it’s one that people will either heavily agree or disagree with me on, and that is Sonic the Hedgehog 2006, aka the infamous Sonic 06.
While I may be immersively envious & hurt that Phantasy Star Online 2 is skipping my region, with no assurance as to how long we will have to wait, nevertheless at least it’s finally broken the chains that bind it to Japan.
A few days ago, there was rumors that SEGA and Google were teaming up to create a gaming consoles, and now Google has just announced that their about to reveal the next future of gaming.
Team Sonic Racing being a thing is great and I’ve heard nothing but good things from it, there’s still part of me that wants the Sonic Riders series back! And I’m not talking about a sequel, I’m talking about a Sonic Riders reboot or a remaster with all the best elements for the past two games, not three, TWO!
The first episode of Sonic Mania Adventures just released a couple of days ago and I wanted to share my thoughts on it.
In January 13 2016, I wrote a blog titled, Sonic’s 25th Anniversary Is SEGA’s Last Chance To Prove To Us That The Blue Blur Ain’t Dead Yet (Gaming Wise), in which I discussed the importance of Sonic’s latest title needing to do well in order to confirm to the masses that Sonic the Hedgehog wasn’t out for the count yet. Fast forward to November 7th 2017 and Sonic Forces ended up being mediocre as hell, while Sonic Mania ended being one of the best games released in 2017. So what happened?
A new gameplay trailer has surfaced for Sonic Mania and this time Sonic and friends venture inside the Chemical Plant, finding a laboratory full of caustic chemicals and strange gelatinous pads.