The 18 minute fan film directed by Eddie Lebron is marketed as a concept piece to prove a Sonic film is achievable. It also features Jaleel White voicing Sonic the Hedgehog for the first time since Sonic Underground in 2000. Check it out below:
The Sonic fan film being directed by Eddie Lebron hit a snag during its’ 9th of January release. We contacted Eddie Lebron personally to find out what happened:
“It was a tecnnical issue on our end that prevented us from exporting the film. The film should now go live at 6pm EST if not earlier :)”
Keep your eyes on SonicFanFilm.com for the imminent release some time today!
Some clever clogs (Khaledantar666 on deviantART) has managed to mod Poison from Street Fighter x Tekken to take the form of Bayonetta. Check out some gameplay footage of the mod in action:
The infamous Sonic fan game Sonic XG is back in development as a one-man project by Joseph Waters.
Waters was a part of the original development team that also included Euan Gallacher and Christian Whitehead and has their support to complete the game alone. Both Gallacher and Whitehead have supplied Waters with all their Sonic XG material to make Waters’ job a little easier.
The game is being developed using Waters own custom Sonic & Knuckles clone engine. You can see 2 previews of the game in its’ current incarnation below:
There is currently no playable version available at this time as we’re assuming that Waters intends to release the game when it is complete rather than put a demo out. A playable demo from 2007 is still available to download from Sonic Retro.
Sonic Fusion was a really interesting blend of old school 2D Sonic platforming with a new school set of techniques like homing attacks and boosting. It also features a great mash-up of graphics sourced from various Sonic games like Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic Advance. You can watch a speedrun of the Fatal Factory stage below:
On Tuesday The Community Spotlight revealed the first part of an interview with our host The Sonic Stadium. We’re now back for part 2 of this interview that sees Pete “Titanscreed” Nethercote interviewing Svend “Dreadknux” Joscelyne from The Sonic Stadium. Click below to listen to the final part:
You may forget, but we are a part of a cool little network of websites hosted by our awesome buddies The Sonic Stadium and we’re very proud of this fact. So we’d like to point your attention to this new edition of The Community Spotlight that sees Pete “Titanscreed” Nethercote interviewing Svend “Dreadknux” Joscelyne from The Sonic Stadium! This is part 1 of a 2 part edition of The Community Spotlight so make sure you come back on Thursday to see the 2nd part:
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