We could be getting a new Sonic collection for the 30th anniversary. We might be getting a new compilation of Sonic games if a recent store leak is any indication. I’d caution anyone against getting ...

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It looks like Sega is planning to release a new Sonic the Hedgehog compilation game called Sonic Collection, according to a listing published by a French retailer. A new listing has been spotted on ...

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It seems the retro game compilation trend is trucking right along–plenty of companies are taking the time to mine their back catalogs for their previous hits and are bringing them to modern systems.

Early this week, Sega showed of several upcoming games in its PS2-heavy roster including Sonic Mega Collection Plus, a near complete assortment of Sonic games minus the Sega CD game, Sonic CD. So, as ...

Sonic Origins got its first full trailer today showcasing everything that’s coming with the new collection, which features Sonic’s four classic mainline titles. The trailer reveals that the power pack ...

Magic: The Gathering is gearing up for yet another collaboration, this time with Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog in a trio of Secret Lair one-off, limited edition card sets. Unlike the previous Final ...

In a perfect world, there’s surely only one score we could give the first fully portable collection of the hedgehog’s finest outings: a well-deserved 10/10. SEGA’s handheld equivalent of Super Mario ...

Right. This is about Sonic CD. You see that bit up there, where it says "Sonic Gems Collection"? That's rubbish. This is Sonic CD. Sonic CD is Sonic, a jump button, lots of robots, Dr Robotnik, and ...

The games industry split the gaming populace in two back in the early 90s. It seemed like gamers were either "Mario dudes" or "Sonic dudes," which of course, depended entirely on your system of choice ...