Gamescom 2013 is well under way and a new Sonic: Lost World trailer has surfaced in celebration of the German games convention. Check it out below:
[Source: The Sonic Stadium]
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Video Spotlight: Sonic Lost World Gamescom TrailerAugust 20th, 2013
Gamescom 2013 is well under way and a new Sonic: Lost World trailer has surfaced in celebration of the German games convention. Check it out below: [Source: The Sonic Stadium] Fan Scene: OC Remix Planning 3 Streets of Rage Remix AlbumsAugust 19th, 2013
OC Remix forum user Dusk has made an announcement regarding 3 new Streets of Rage remix albums. The albums are intended to be released a year apart and will cover each game in the original series. Dusk is asking for volunteers to create the music for each album now as seen in this forum post: CLICK HERE 12 of the 14 tracks to be featured on the first album have been claimed with our friend DiGi Valentine from NightsintoDreams.com featuring on one track. [Source: SEGA Fans] New Yakuza Title “Ryu Ga Gotoku Ishin” AnnouncedAugust 19th, 2013
A new entry in the Yakuza series has been revealed! Ryu Ga Gotoku Ishin is the name of the latest title but apart from that and the above piece of artwork we have no details as to what the new game will feature or what platforms it will be released on. The artwork seems to suggest another romp through feudal Japan similar to Ryu Ga Gotoku Kenzan! but only time will tell. More on this as we get it. [Source: SEGA Fans] Takishi Iizuka Promises Sonic Lost World is “Different From Everything Before”August 15th, 2013
In a conversation with Famitsu, Takashi Iizuka has promised Sonic: Lost World will be “different from everything before”. Iizuka-san has gone on record to say that Yes, I believe some people may ask ‘Will you be able to show how fun Sonic can be using a 360 degree stage?’ just like how some asked ‘Will it really be possible to have it in 3D?’ which was the kind of question that helped in the creation of Sonic Adventure.” Iizuka-san made some further comments about the challenging development of Lost World: “Yes, I believe some people may ask ‘Will you be able to show how fun Sonic can be using a 360 degree stage?’ just like how some asked ‘Will it really be possible to have it in 3D?’ which was the kind of question that helped in the creation of Sonic Adventure. I believe Sonic Lost World will deliver a new experience for everyone. It will also have data transfer between the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, so please look forward to it.” [Source: Siliconera] YouTube Channel: Review Request – SparksterAugust 15th, 2013
New on our YouTube Channel is the first Review Request. The concept of this feature is we ask our followers to suggest a Mega Drive game for us to review. We choose one we haven’t played before, have a little muck around with it and share our first impressions. For the first edition of Review Request, Titanscreed from Project Phoenix Productions requested Sparkster. Check out our opinion of the game below: WARNING! This video contains adult language! Did you like the video? Then why not subscribe to our channel for more great SEGA content! Video Spotlight: Project Diva F West TrailerAugust 14th, 2013
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F’s Western release is coming in a matter of weeks and a new trailer has shown up on SEGA America’s channel. Check it out: [Source: SEGA America YouTube] Football Manager 2014 is Being Release on LinuxAugust 14th, 2013
For the first time in the series’ history, the new Football Manager title will be released on the Linux operating system. This version joins a Windows and Mac released which are all expected before the end of the year. Also confirmed for the series is the ability to use cloud saving so you can access your save game wherever you are. [Source: Eurogamer] New Colour Powers for Sonic Lost World 3DS DetailedAugust 14th, 2013
Sonic: Lost World on 3DS is shaping up to be quite a different beast that its’ Wii-U brethren. Recently unveiled are 3DS exclusive colour powers called Red Burst, Ivory Lightning and Gray Quake. The powers are described as such: Gray Lightning: “you to travel along wires as an electric current”, charge coils, and electrocute enemies” Check out some screenshots of the wisps and the powers in action below: [Source: RadioSEGA] Video Spotlight: An Absolute Heap of Sonic Lost World FootageAugust 12th, 2013
So there’s this new Sonic game called Sonic: Lost World coming out; anybody heard of it? Of course you have and here’s 2 trailers and a cut-scene to get you even more hyped! [Source: The Sonic Stadium] Congratulations to Our Sonic Dash Competition Winners!August 2nd, 2013
Our Sonic Dash competition is now closed and the winners have been decided. We had a brilliant response to the competition and it is with great pleasure that I get to give the following people some exclusive goodies. First of all, here are the t-shirt winners who were chosen completely at random: Paul McCambridge Finally, we’re giving the iPhone 5 case away to the person who was the quickest off the mark. It seems appropriate to give Sonic Dash merchandise to our fastest entrant 😉 Congratulations to Dean Veritiero and his Sonic-fast reflexes! In other news the Sonic Dash Global Challenge has been successful and everyone now has Shadow the Hedgehog to play with in game. Enjoy your new character! |
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