Articles By Acid Bunny

...exclusivly on the DS, and it's from Bioware?!

PR from neoGAF:

SEGA of America, Inc., SEGA Europe, Ltd., and Canada-based developer studio BioWare Corp. today announced a partnership to create a new video game based on the classic SEGA flagship icon Sonic The Hedgehog. The exact name of the game is undetermined, and it will ship in 2008.

"BioWare is one of the hottest names in RPG development in the world," said Simon Jeffery, President and COO, SEGA of America, Inc. "Everyone at SEGA has huge confidence that Sonic is in the safest of hands, and that BioWare can create the ultimate handheld RPG experience for gamers of all ages."

On Sega's Sonic Central site there is a preview of Sonic X which shows more clips--probably future clips on future episodes. We see more of Rouge and Shadow in action.

Check it out here: www.sega.com/sonic/globalsonic/sonicxmovie.jhtml

I'm guessing this is the same movie that was shown in the World Hobby Fair months ago in Japan only that probably had a Japanese narration.

Source: Sega

TMS has now a whole section dedicated to Sonic X. It has mostly the same thing as TV Tokyo's site only this site:

TV Tokyo, the station that will broadcast the upcoming anime Sonic X this April has updated their Sonic X section of the site with tons of new info including the Japanese voice cast and profiles of the characters.

The main site is here: www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/sonic_x/main_index.html

Japanese voice cast here: www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/sonic_x/staff_cast.html

Character profiles here: www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/sonic_x/character.html

More info can be found at the site.

Sonic Team have just updated their site with now info on the new animated series, Sonic X. There are some high quality pictures and a little bit of info on new merchandise. Check it out here:

Sonic Team: Sonic X

And lookie here folks, merchandise: www.sonicteam.com/sonicx/goods.html

Source: Sonic Team

An excerpt from Computer and Video Games article:

Sonic N
"N" for Nokia, one presumes, Sega's N-Gage launch title seems to be a version of GBA's Sonic Advance. There were frequent framerate issues, but the game certainly looks and feels like a Sonic title, and should make an excellent addition to the launch line-up.