About The Head-to-Head The Head-to-Head is designed to let gamers know which version of a multiplatform game is worth your hard-earned money. We break down each segment of a game, and then tell you ...
There was a time when Sonic the Hedgehog stood toe to toe with Mario on the gaming battlefield, just as respective developers Sega and Nintendo did in the console arms race. A lot of water has gone ...
The Wii version of Sonic Unleashed is not being developed by Sonic Team, but instead by Sonic Rush developer Dimps, says Nintendo Power magazine. According toNeoGaf forum posters, the article said ...
It looks as though SEGA has learnt its lesson from Sonic The Hedgehogs last, rather disappointing, outing on 'next-gen' console. For the next iteration in the much-loved series it's going back to ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Last week, forum dwellers of Sonic Team MIDI collection site ESPIOKaos.com hit pay dirt on Sega's press site, scavenging assets for what appeared to ...
Every new Sonic release carries a hope that Sega's blue hedgehog will be able to regain the form that made him a star in the early '90s. And most every venture into the third dimension has resulted in ...
Ever since the first trailer leaked onto the net a short time ago, we’ve been clamoring to hear more about Sonic Unleashed, the supposed “re-imagining” of the Sonic series after a string of ...
Sonic is in a Race against Time to Save the World... and Himself! Sonic the Hedgehog is on an adventure unlike any other! When Dr. Eggman unleashed a slumbering beast from the center of the Earth, ...
This is why Sega should become a second party. Their only game that sells is Sonic (be realistic) and once in a while Super Monkey Ball will land a million, all on Nintendo ...
GoNintendo has got the first pictures of Sonic Unleashed for Nintendo Wii. They've put them together with the XBox 360 shots for comparison. Which is strange. Check them out through the link.
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