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Sonic Generations: How the game brought out the perfectionist in me
Nostalgia and video games seem to go hand in hand, don’t they? It seems like you can’t go a week without someone bringing back a “forgotten†classic from five years ago. Sonic Generations might be touting its
Hackers Swap Sonic Generations’ Classic and Modern Levels
Longtime Sonic fans are looking forward to Sonic Generations finally breaking the Sonic Cycle, showing how SEGA’s mascot has evolved. With carefully crafted levels specially designed for the two different generations of the hedgehog, everything is perfectly
New Sonic Fan Film Dashing Our Way
Remember that Mega Man fan film from a few years back? If you’re like me, you watched the trailer but never bothered to watched the whole thing. Looks like you can’t keep director Eddie Lebron down, as
Sonic the Sketchhog – the best free mobile game since Angry Birds
If you’re anything like me, you tend to be wary about anything labeled “free.†And, much like that time I partook in Taco Bell’s complimentary “all-you-can-eat taco fiesta,†I’ve learned that anything offered gratis by Apple’s App
Sonic Boom 2011
Posted by KC in Sega Nerds On
Fans of Sonic the Hedgehog in the United States have it rough compared to their UK counterparts. While they’re living it up on Sonic rollercoasters and the Summer of Sonic each year, we’re twiddling our thumbs and
Project Outrun finally hits the streets: Part 3
Posted by iriemars in Sega Nerds On
Thought arcades were dead? You’re probably right, but at least one arcade cabinet is still very much alive and kicking ass on the streets. Since its infancy, The Kartel has been covering the story. Decades ago, in
Sonic’s “The Sound of Speed” is a blast from the past
Posted by KC in Sega Nerds On
The melodies of Sonic’s adventures have been ingrained into every gamers’ head for close to 20 years now. Sure, the sounds of the Green Hill Zone may have received everything from metal riffs to orchestrated melodies, but
Dynamic PS3 SEGA theme brings the past to the present
Posted by KC in Sega Nerds On
Back in ye olden 8 and 16 bit days, consoles simply started your game, no questions asked. Now that we’re in the age of fancy menus with enough thingamajingies to confuse your average grandparent, it’s only natural
