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  1. Tonight, Paramount held a special press event to celebrate the upcoming launch of its Sonic movie spinoff TV series, 'Knuckles'. A gaggle of press and media were invited to London's Leicester Square, the bustling home of movie premieres, to experience a segment of the show - and maybe catch a glimpse of megastar Idris Elba in the process. We would have gone to this ourselves, but it seems that someone at Paramount lost our invite in the mail, or accidentally fed it to their dog or something. Oh well, there's always next time! In the meantime, check out some cool photos from the event below. Photo by 'MoZoneMo' Attendees got to experience a portion of the six-hour episodic adventure in the best way possible - with a massive cinema screen! You can see an image above to get a sense of the scale here. There were also opportunities to meet and greet with certain special guests, as well as a wandering Knuckles mascot that posed for photos! Photo by 'philthecool' Of course, it wouldn't have been much of a premiere without the man of the hour present. Idris Elba, famed actor and voice of Knuckles the Echidna, took the time to hit the red carpet and engage in some interviews with the press. Elba seemed in quite good spirits throughout the entire event - it's clear that he had a lot of fun working on this project with Paramount. Photo by 'ItsJesseGomez' Knock, knock, it's Knuckles (& Knuckles)! The voice of the new porcupine on the block with the buff chest, standing alongside the actual echidna himself. Knuckles (the red one) also had a lot of fun mincing about the venue, taking photos with cast, crew and attendees alike. There was nowhere this echidna wouldn't go to photobomb - he truly had an all-access pass for the event! Photo by 'Sergi_ND' Finally, as attendees were getting ready to sit down and enjoy the show inside, the press were still scrambling for photos with the cast and crew - and one eagle-eyed watcher managed to catch the moment where Adam Pally (Wade Whipple) gave Idris Elba a loving embrace on the red carpet. You can also see Sonic movie director Jeff Fowler present. All in all, it looked like the premiere was a whole lot of fun! Did you attend the event, or know someone who did? Feel free to share your photos here with your fellow Sonic fan and spread the excitement! Knuckles starts streaming on Paramount+ from April 26 (or April 27, if you live in the UK it seems).
  2. Tonight, Paramount held a special press event to celebrate the upcoming launch of its Sonic movie spinoff TV series, 'Knuckles'. A gaggle of press and media were invited to London's Leicester Square, the bustling home of movie premieres, to experience a segment of the show - and maybe catch a glimpse of megastar Idris Elba in the process. We would have gone to this ourselves, but it seems that someone at Paramount lost our invite in the mail, or accidentally fed it to their dog or something. Oh well, there's always next time! In the meantime, check out some cool photos from the event below. Photo by 'MoZoneMo' Attendees got to experience a portion of the six-hour episodic adventure in the best way possible - with a massive cinema screen! You can see an image above to get a sense of the scale here. There were also opportunities to meet and greet with certain special guests, as well as a wandering Knuckles mascot that posed for photos! Photo by 'philthecool' Of course, it wouldn't have been much of a premiere without the man of the hour present. Idris Elba, famed actor and voice of Knuckles the Echidna, took the time to hit the red carpet and engage in some interviews with the press. Elba seemed in quite good spirits throughout the entire event - it's clear that he had a lot of fun working on this project with Paramount. Photo by 'ItsJesseGomez' Knock, knock, it's Knuckles (& Knuckles)! The voice of the new porcupine on the block with the buff chest, standing alongside the actual echidna himself. Knuckles (the red one) also had a lot of fun mincing about the venue, taking photos with cast, crew and attendees alike. There was nowhere this echidna wouldn't go to photobomb - he truly had an all-access pass for the event! Photo by 'Sergi_ND' Finally, as attendees were getting ready to sit down and enjoy the show inside, the press were still scrambling for photos with the cast and crew - and one eagle-eyed watcher managed to catch the moment where Adam Pally (Wade Whipple) gave Idris Elba a loving embrace on the red carpet. You can also see Sonic movie director Jeff Fowler present. All in all, it looked like the premiere was a whole lot of fun! Did you attend the event, or know someone who did? Feel free to share your photos here with your fellow Sonic fan and spread the excitement! Knuckles starts streaming on Paramount+ from April 26 (or April 27, if you live in the UK it seems). Original Post Content: View full story
  3. The 2021 Sonic 30th Anniversary Symphony concert was so successful that they decided to do a world tour, and it is happening right now. They've been traveling all over the United States, as well as making occasional stops internationally, playing multiple decades of Sonic the Hedgehog music. Now, we're getting a rare look at how they prepare for the show behind-the-scenes with a brand new video! 2024-symphony-bts-vid.mp4 Of course, keep in mind that this isn't a documentary or anything. It's just a 45 second long video that the official Sonic Symphony account on Twitter posted. It's also just one song, which is I'm Here, the main theme of Sonic Frontiers. And since it's not even a minute long, it isn't even the entire song. Still, it is showing a rehearsal of the song, and although it's brief, it isn't something that we see often. That all said, there's a very real possibility that we could see more behind-the-scenes footage someday. The Sonic Symphony is one of the very few things that Sonic fans in general enjoy with very little disagreements, so there is absolutely no harm in showing more. In the meantime, their next show will be in Montreal, Canada this weekend, so if you're going to be attending, you don't have much longer to wait to see the results of all this rehearsing! Via Twitter Original Post Content: View full story
  4. The 2021 Sonic 30th Anniversary Symphony concert was so successful that they decided to do a world tour, and it is happening right now. They've been traveling all over the United States, as well as making occasional stops internationally, playing multiple decades of Sonic the Hedgehog music. Now, we're getting a rare look at how they prepare for the show behind-the-scenes with a brand new video! 2024-symphony-bts-vid.mp4 Of course, keep in mind that this isn't a documentary or anything. It's just a 45 second long video that the official Sonic Symphony account on Twitter posted. It's also just one song, which is I'm Here, the main theme of Sonic Frontiers. And since it's not even a minute long, it isn't even the entire song. Still, it is showing a rehearsal of the song, and although it's brief, it isn't something that we see often. That all said, there's a very real possibility that we could see more behind-the-scenes footage someday. The Sonic Symphony is one of the very few things that Sonic fans in general enjoy with very little disagreements, so there is absolutely no harm in showing more. In the meantime, their next show will be in Montreal, Canada this weekend, so if you're going to be attending, you don't have much longer to wait to see the results of all this rehearsing! Via Twitter
  5. If you're taking a trip to London's Westfield centre to do some Christmas shopping over the next couple of weeks, you'll be lucky enough to catch a giant Sonic the Hedgehog running around! The above massive Sonic balloon is just part of a larger installation at the shopping mall, that includes a giant LEGO Eggman Robot to take selfies with, a floorspace to jump across where you can also search for Chaos Emeralds and even an animated wall that shows Classic Sonic running around. Check out some more images below, courtesy of SEGA, and be sure to check out the installation if you're nearby. The Westfield London is situated at Ariel Way, Shepherds Bush, W12 7GF, and the Sonic stuff will be there until December 8th. Original Post Content: View full story
  6. If you're taking a trip to London's Westfield centre to do some Christmas shopping over the next couple of weeks, you'll be lucky enough to catch a giant Sonic the Hedgehog running around! The above massive Sonic balloon is just part of a larger installation at the shopping mall, that includes a giant LEGO Eggman Robot to take selfies with, a floorspace to jump across where you can also search for Chaos Emeralds and even an animated wall that shows Classic Sonic running around. Check out some more images below, courtesy of SEGA, and be sure to check out the installation if you're nearby. The Westfield London is situated at Ariel Way, Shepherds Bush, W12 7GF, and the Sonic stuff will be there until December 8th.
  7. We know that two of the most prolific composers of Sonic the Hedgehog soundtracks are set to attend key Sonic Symphony shows around the world. But now we also know that one of them will be making an appearance in a number of additional cities as well. Confirmed today via official channels, while Tomoya Ohtani and Jun Senoue will both be in attendance for the first two shows in London and Los Angeles, Senoue-san will be attending three more shows later in the year in North and South America. These will be in Brazil, Seattle and San Francisco. Via email: There is currently no detail on what capacity they will attend in, but this is surely a treat for all those in attendance. Let us know if you will be attending these first shows, and what songs you are hoping to see performed! Original Post Content: View full story
  8. We know that two of the most prolific composers of Sonic the Hedgehog soundtracks are set to attend key Sonic Symphony shows around the world. But now we also know that one of them will be making an appearance in a number of additional cities as well. Confirmed today via official channels, while Tomoya Ohtani and Jun Senoue will both be in attendance for the first two shows in London and Los Angeles, Senoue-san will be attending three more shows later in the year in North and South America. These will be in Brazil, Seattle and San Francisco. Via email: There is currently no detail on what capacity they will attend in, but this is surely a treat for all those in attendance. Let us know if you will be attending these first shows, and what songs you are hoping to see performed!
  9. If you happen to be in Japan for the Tokyo Game Show this year, you're going to need a big swag sack - because SEGA is offering a whole heap of exclusive merchandise to attendees who play Sonic Superstars at their booth. The headlining item here is an incredible Sonic Superstars-branded manga which offers a short hand-drawn story as an introduction to the events that take place in the upcoming Classic Sonic game. You can see a video that SEGA posted on social media below, check out the artwork! 2023-tgs-book-video.mp4 Players can also get themselves one of four Sonic character masks (although you won't be able to choose which mask you can get - we assume it's first come, first serve). Freak out your friends and neighbours with these high quality-looking plastic faces! Image: SEGA on X The masks and book will be freely distributed to anyone playing Sonic Superstars on either the business days or public days of TGS, until they all run out. Fans can also get a special t-shirt, but there are other conditions tied to it; we believe you need to actually complete the demo in order to be able to get one of these. Image: SEGA on X There is also a set of stickers and a clear plastic file folder available, for attendees who play Sonic Superstars and agree to complete a post-demo questionnaire about what they thought about the game. But the SEGA booth won't be the only place you'll be able to get most of these gifts - there are a couple of partner booths dotted around Tokyo Game Show which also have some of these items available. You can get yourself the manga, a mask and a second exclusive clear file folder by getting a Samsung Family Game Pack (which we assume is a pay-for product), or you can hit the Samsung and Galleria booths to net the stickers and clear file folders, as illustrated below. SEGA usually does a great job with exclusive merch at Tokyo Game Show, but this year the company seems to have outdone itself with the manga and t-shirt. Will you be in Japan and getting any of these? Are you super super jealous like we are right now? Let us know in the comments section below. Original Post Content: View full story
  10. If you happen to be in Japan for the Tokyo Game Show this year, you're going to need a big swag sack - because SEGA is offering a whole heap of exclusive merchandise to attendees who play Sonic Superstars at their booth. The headlining item here is an incredible Sonic Superstars-branded manga which offers a short hand-drawn story as an introduction to the events that take place in the upcoming Classic Sonic game. You can see a video that SEGA posted on social media below, check out the artwork! 2023-tgs-book-video.mp4 Players can also get themselves one of four Sonic character masks (although you won't be able to choose which mask you can get - we assume it's first come, first serve). Freak out your friends and neighbours with these high quality-looking plastic faces! Image: SEGA on X The masks and book will be freely distributed to anyone playing Sonic Superstars on either the business days or public days of TGS, until they all run out. Fans can also get a special t-shirt, but there are other conditions tied to it; we believe you need to actually complete the demo in order to be able to get one of these. Image: SEGA on X There is also a set of stickers and a clear plastic file folder available, for attendees who play Sonic Superstars and agree to complete a post-demo questionnaire about what they thought about the game. But the SEGA booth won't be the only place you'll be able to get most of these gifts - there are a couple of partner booths dotted around Tokyo Game Show which also have some of these items available. You can get yourself the manga, a mask and a second exclusive clear file folder by getting a Samsung Family Game Pack (which we assume is a pay-for product), or you can hit the Samsung and Galleria booths to net the stickers and clear file folders, as illustrated below. SEGA usually does a great job with exclusive merch at Tokyo Game Show, but this year the company seems to have outdone itself with the manga and t-shirt. Will you be in Japan and getting any of these? Are you super super jealous like we are right now? Let us know in the comments section below.
  11. SEGA has announced that it will be kicking off a 'Sonic Official Fan Meeting' tour across Japan and Asia, as part of an expanded regional community outreach program. Announced with seemingly new Sonic character artwork above, the "Sonic Official Fan Meeting: Japan-Asia Tour 2023-24" (phew, that was a mouthful) will aim to have discussions and activities between SEGA staff and the local Sonic community. There may even be a guest appearance or two if past events are anything to go by. While last year there was only one Fan Meeting in Tokyo (and you can see how that went on the official SEGA website here), this time around the number of events have been increased to six, focusing on four major cities in Japan as well as events in Seoul and Taipei. The official Sonic Channel website has a page where fans who are interested in attending can complete an application to participate - for the Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka events, you have until September 30 to get your forms in if you want to take part, as there is limited space (between 30-50 people capacity per venue). Here is the current schedule, as per Sonic Channel: Sunday, November 5, 2023 Tokyo: Sega Head Office Osaki Garden Tower Saturday, December 16, 2023 Osaka: TKP Garden City PREMIUM Osaka Station Saturday, January 20, 2024 Fukuoka: TKP Hakata Ekimae City Center Saturday, April 20, 2024 Sapporo: TKP Garden City PREMIUM Sapporo Odori Scheduled for February 2024 Seoul: Details to be announced at a later date Scheduled for March 2024 Taipei: Details to be announced at a later date
  12. SEGA has announced that it will be kicking off a 'Sonic Official Fan Meeting' tour across Japan and Asia, as part of an expanded regional community outreach program. Announced with seemingly new Sonic character artwork above, the "Sonic Official Fan Meeting: Japan-Asia Tour 2023-24" (phew, that was a mouthful) will aim to have discussions and activities between SEGA staff and the local Sonic community. There may even be a guest appearance or two if past events are anything to go by. While last year there was only one Fan Meeting in Tokyo (and you can see how that went on the official SEGA website here), this time around the number of events have been increased to six, focusing on four major cities in Japan as well as events in Seoul and Taipei. The official Sonic Channel website has a page where fans who are interested in attending can complete an application to participate - for the Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka events, you have until September 30 to get your forms in if you want to take part, as there is limited space (between 30-50 people capacity per venue). Here is the current schedule, as per Sonic Channel: Sunday, November 5, 2023 Tokyo: Sega Head Office Osaki Garden Tower Saturday, December 16, 2023 Osaka: TKP Garden City PREMIUM Osaka Station Saturday, January 20, 2024 Fukuoka: TKP Hakata Ekimae City Center Saturday, April 20, 2024 Sapporo: TKP Garden City PREMIUM Sapporo Odori Scheduled for February 2024 Seoul: Details to be announced at a later date Scheduled for March 2024 Taipei: Details to be announced at a later date Original Post Content: View full story
  13. We've already reported that Sonic sound directors Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani will be attending a select number of Sonic Symphony World Tour shows. But why should we be satisfied with some stuffy press release, when we can have these legendary composers talk about it directly to the fans? Well, that's exactly what's happened here. Happy Friday! Check out the video below: There's nothing new here that we don't already know - Senoue and Ohtani will both be making appearances at the Sonic Symphony's inaugural London and Los Angeles shows, with Senoue making additional stops in Brazil, Seattle and San Francisco. They may even perform (Ohtani mentions he'll be fiddling with a Bass guitar at some point)! But it's just really nice to see them, isn't it? We're waving at you both from the other side of the screen, Senoue-san and Ohtani-san! Are you going to any of the shows that Senoue-san and Ohtani-san will be attending? How hyped are you!? Let us know in the comments section below.
  14. We've already reported that Sonic sound directors Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani will be attending a select number of Sonic Symphony World Tour shows. But why should we be satisfied with some stuffy press release, when we can have these legendary composers talk about it directly to the fans? Well, that's exactly what's happened here. Happy Friday! Check out the video below: There's nothing new here that we don't already know - Senoue and Ohtani will both be making appearances at the Sonic Symphony's inaugural London and Los Angeles shows, with Senoue making additional stops in Brazil, Seattle and San Francisco. They may even perform (Ohtani mentions he'll be fiddling with a Bass guitar at some point)! But it's just really nice to see them, isn't it? We're waving at you both from the other side of the screen, Senoue-san and Ohtani-san! Are you going to any of the shows that Senoue-san and Ohtani-san will be attending? How hyped are you!? Let us know in the comments section below. Sonic News Tips Credit: ShinyGems Original Post Content: View full story
  15. Travellers passing through Kyushu International Airport at the end of the month are in for a Sonical treat! SEGA has teamed up with the Saga Prefecture, to transform Kyushu International Airport from SAGA airport to SEGA airport for one day only, on the 23rd of August. Those looking to fly high on the day with carrier ANA will have an opportunity to meet Sonic for a special commemorative photo, and receive stickers as a keepsake. Passing through Kyushu airport on that date? We'd LOVE to see your photos!
  16. Travellers passing through Kyushu International Airport at the end of the month are in for a Sonical treat! SEGA has teamed up with the Saga Prefecture, to transform Kyushu International Airport from SAGA airport to SEGA airport for one day only, on the 23rd of August. Those looking to fly high on the day with carrier ANA will have an opportunity to meet Sonic for a special commemorative photo, and receive stickers as a keepsake. Passing through Kyushu airport on that date? We'd LOVE to see your photos! Original Post Content: View full story
  17. Leading up to the premiere of Sonic 2 in the U.S., IGN has announced coverage of the red carpet event via their TikTok for Tuesday, April 5, at 9PM EST/6PM PST. Details on the event are light, but the outlet promises to interview the cast. The movie itself hits U.S. theaters shortly after, on Friday, April 8 (with some select early showings prior).
  18. Sonic Origins is out, and we've got a packed day of showing it off! If you're not busy playing it yourself, if you've got any specific questions about the game, or if you just want to hang out and chat about it, join us on Twitch or YouTube as we take requests and experience a bit of Sonic Origins together! Twitch feed: https://www.twitch.tv/sonicstadium No-Cutscene-Spoilers Overview (PC / Steam Deck / Switch) TIME: 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 3 PM UTC DURATION: About 60-90 minutes long We'll be checking out all the core features of the game, answering your questions, and taking your requests as we JUST check out the games, settings, and bonuses in the collection! If you plan on getting the game later and don't want to get spoiled on the new animated sequences, this stream is for you. Extended Story Mode Gameplay TIME: 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 5 PM UTC DURATION: Until TBC If you want to check out the game's story mode including cutscenes, we'll be playing as much of it as we reasonably can! No guarantee that we'll complete all three games, but rest assured we'll at least be rushing through a bunch.
  19. To the surprise of probably nobody, SEGA has been announced as attending the upcoming Gamescom convention taking place in Germany next month. Which is potentially great news for Europeans hoping to get some hands-on time with Sonic Superstars! Of course, SEGA's lineup at the Cologne-based games expo has yet to be confirmed, but with the new 2D Classic Sonic adventure hitting store shelves in the Fall, it would make sense for this game to make the cut. No doubt some of SEGA's other new and upcoming titles will be on show as well, including Creative Assembly's loot shooter Hyenas (which also happens to feature Sonic... sort of). SEGA has been a longtime partner of Gamescom, and last year we got to see some gameplay demos of Sonic Frontiers (and we had an exclusive chat with Takashi Iizuka about the game then too). The Sonic Stadium is also going to be at Gamescom this year, so we'll hope to bring you all the latest info and details from the show floor! Via Twitter
  20. To the surprise of probably nobody, SEGA has been announced as attending the upcoming Gamescom convention taking place in Germany next month. Which is potentially great news for Europeans hoping to get some hands-on time with Sonic Superstars! Of course, SEGA's lineup at the Cologne-based games expo has yet to be confirmed, but with the new 2D Classic Sonic adventure hitting store shelves in the Fall, it would make sense for this game to make the cut. No doubt some of SEGA's other new and upcoming titles will be on show as well, including Creative Assembly's loot shooter Hyenas (which also happens to feature Sonic... sort of). SEGA has been a longtime partner of Gamescom, and last year we got to see some gameplay demos of Sonic Frontiers (and we had an exclusive chat with Takashi Iizuka about the game then too). The Sonic Stadium is also going to be at Gamescom this year, so we'll hope to bring you all the latest info and details from the show floor! Via Twitter View full story
  21. SEGA will be showcasing a whole bunch of games at the Tokyo Game Show this year, according to a new report in Japanese game magazine Famitsu. Sonic Team is celebrating the fact that it will be at the show as a third party developer for the first time, with a cool new illustration to promote TGS. See it below. The Tokyo Game Show will take place on October 12th, and run through til the 14th. The slogan is “Let’s Play Together!” Yes, let’s!
  22. What good is an anniversary without a party to celebrate? Sonic Team plans to do just that in honour of Sonic the Hedgehog's 10th, with two events happening in Japan which will allow fans to net some swag and schmooze with Sonic Team developers. The first party will take place in Osaka on June 23rd, and another will be staged in Tokyo on June 24th. Sega will be distributing 50 pairs of tickets to each event via a lottery system over the internet. Sonic Team leader Yuji Naka was also caught saying he'd like to host similar events in the US and Europe. Let's hope he holds true to that! Via FGN
  23. Sonic Origins is out, and we've got a packed day of showing it off! If you're not busy playing it yourself, if you've got any specific questions about the game, or if you just want to hang out and chat about it, join us on Twitch or YouTube as we take requests and experience a bit of Sonic Origins together! Twitch feed: https://www.twitch.tv/sonicstadium No-Cutscene-Spoilers Overview (PC / Steam Deck / Switch) TIME: 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 3 PM UTC DURATION: About 60-90 minutes long We'll be checking out all the core features of the game, answering your questions, and taking your requests as we JUST check out the games, settings, and bonuses in the collection! If you plan on getting the game later and don't want to get spoiled on the new animated sequences, this stream is for you. Extended Story Mode Gameplay TIME: 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 5 PM UTC DURATION: Until TBC If you want to check out the game's story mode including cutscenes, we'll be playing as much of it as we reasonably can! No guarantee that we'll complete all three games, but rest assured we'll at least be rushing through a bunch. View full story
  24. Leading up to the premiere of Sonic 2 in the U.S., IGN has announced coverage of the red carpet event via their TikTok for Tuesday, April 5, at 9PM EST/6PM PST. Details on the event are light, but the outlet promises to interview the cast. The movie itself hits U.S. theaters shortly after, on Friday, April 8 (with some select early showings prior). View full story
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    Here we go again. Nintendo has shadow-dropped news of a brand new Nintendo Direct livestream, showcasing upcoming Nintendo Switch games destined for release in the first half of 2022. Expect already-announced games such as Kirby and Advance Wars to be shown off here, but with this being a 40-minute presentation there is ample opportunity for a few surprises too. Sonic fans are crossing their fingers that something will be showcased for Sonic Frontiers or (more likely, as this is arriving sooner) the Sonic Origins compilation pack. The livestream starts at 2pm Pacific Time / 10pm UK time. Stream links below. US: Japan: UK/Europe:
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