A new selection of game scans for a selection of SEGA 3DS games are now available to browse in our 8th Gen 3rd Party SEGA Software section. You can see a full list of new additions below:
SEGA have revealed a new indie Sonic title is in development for PC called Sonic Pico Park.
Developed by Tecopark, Sonic Pico Park is essentially a sequel to Tecopark’s own Pico Park 1 and 2. Sonic Pico Park is a co-operative multiplayer platform game where you have to solve puzzles with up to 3 friends. You can check out the reveal trailer below:
Along with the announcement of Sonic Pico Park, the classic edition of Pico Park is now available for free through Steam. Pico Park 1 & 2 are also discounted on Steam.
Sonic Pico Park has no set release date at the time of writing, but the game is set for release on PC. There is also no word on whether the game will land on other platforms.
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds will continue with a 2nd year of DLC that includes a new circuit based on City Escape that has now been invaded by Godzilla himself.
But that’s not all, because a 2nd DLC pack adds Evangelion characters to CrossWorlds. Rei Ayanami and Asuka Langley Soryu appear as playable racers, while Eva Unit-01 appears as a giant on-track obstacle.
You can check out the reveal trailer for Season Pass Two below:
There is currently no release date for any season two content, but the remaining season one content will release in July 2026 (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) and October 2026 (Avatar Legends).
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds is out now on Switch, Switch 2, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Scans for 28 SEGA Wii games have now been added to the Seventh Generation Software section of the website. You can view the full list of additions with direct links to each game below:
We’ve added a huge selection of SEGA DS game cover, instruction manual and cartridge scans to our 7th generation SEGA software section. See below for a full list of additions and direct links to each game entry:
SEGA Japan are officially teasing a Sonic the Hedgehog collaboration with LOM BABY – a company that basically exists to grift NFTs, cryptocurrency and generative AI slop.
While there is no official word on what this collaboration will entail, the fact that SEGA are happy to associate their franchise all about fighting back against an evil dictator who is looking to pollute the enivornment with a company that thrives on producing “transmedia” based around cryptocurrency, NFTs and AI generated imagery seems misjudged on a massive scale.
Regardless of what becomes of this collaboration, I think SEGA need to try harder to work with companies that don’t work in speculative markets like crypto and NFTs, or generative AI which is proving to be massively damaging to the environment. It’s also a technology that steals the work of human creatives and regurgitates it into something soulless and wasteful.
I know that SEGADriven is a fan site and we normally don’t highlight subjects we aren’t passionate about, but to ignore collaborations like this and not call it out is to betray the thing we love. If you can’t criticse something you love then it will never improve, and this is a prime example of that. SEGADriven will not support this endeavour and we urge SEGA to withdraw their involvement with LOM BABY urgently.
The Web Design Museum has preserved a collection of flash games that were previously available on the Cartoon Network website.
Of note for SEGA fans is the preservation of a 2015 Sonic Boom flash game called Sonic Boom: Link ‘n Smash! This simple puzzle game is very similar to Baku Baku Animal in that you have to link the characters with their appropriate item in order to clear them from the playfield. For example Sonic has to be paired with a ring, Knuckles with his fist, Amy with her Piko Piko Hammer and so on.
Knuckles’ Chaotix is a 32X exclusive entry in the Sonic franchise that has never been ported or included in a modern Sonic collection. Let’s take a look back at this forgotten Sonic title and see if it deserves a revisit:
SEGA and Paramount have revealed the release date for the Sonic the Hedgehog 4 movie. The movie will hit theaters on March 19th 2027. Alongside the announcement is a new teaser trailer which features a new rendition of Sonic CD’s US title theme ‘Sonic Boom’:
In addition to the release date news, Variety have confirmed the full cast list which includes the return of Jim Carrey, Ben Schwartz, Idris Elba, Colleen O’Shaughnessey, Lee Majdoub, and Keanu Reeves. New cast members include Kristen Bell (confirmed to be voicing Amy Rose), Ben Kingsley, Matt Berry and Nick Offerman in unconfirmed roles. You can see the full cast list below:
– Jim Carrey
– Ben Schwartz
– Kristen Bell
– Idris Elba
– Keanu Reeves
– James Marsden
– Tika Sumpter
– Ben Kingsley
– Matt Berry
– Colleen O’Shaughnessey
– Lee Majdoub
– Nick Offerman
– Richard Ayoade
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 will release March 19th 2027. Jeff Fowler returns as director.
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