According to Diamond Comics, Archie is selling the following issues again:
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #121
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #122
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #123
Good news every one. The website The Sonic Foundation is back online at www.sonicfoundation.org.
Source: *Sonic Foundation*
From VideoGamesLife.com:
Sonic Team are in for a choc-a-block year ahead, according to the team's gaming genius, Yuji Naka, in the latest issue of Dorimaga.
With speculation running out of control these last few months, the head of Sonic Team has finally let the hedgehog out of the bag promising an all new Sonic game for the E3 show, to run between the 13th and 15th of May [2003].
In addition to this, the team will also be making their presence felt on the PS2 at last, with a new game to be announced for the machine. What form this game will take, though, is a mystery, with even Naka unclear. Expressing his desire to work on another format, having worked on the GBA, GameCube and Xbox last year, Naka himself spoke of the possiblilty of the award winning Phantasy Star Online coming to PS2 (following on from the Dreamcast, PC, GameCube and Xbox versions), although didn't rule out a new development.
One thing it definately won't be, however, is a sequel to Saturn classic and hardcore favourite, NiGHTS. The team have told Nintendo Dream magazine that there are still no plans for a follow up to the game.
Source: VideoGamesLife.com
Archie's Sonic The Hedgehog #118 is out in comic shops today.
Source: Diamond Comics
New update.
Sonic HQ is proud to present an exclusive interview with the creator of one of the most successful Sonic fan comics on the internet. The one and only Ian Potto.
Ken has added a few more details and clarified some things.
The first mention was reported here and a "continuation" of sorts was recently posted by Ken Penders in response to someone asking for season 3 of SatAM on his board:
No Third Season But....
... there IS a Sonic Animation Project currently in development. A story has been worked out, but beyond that I really can't talk about much at this point.
The only other thing I can say is that we intend to compete on the level of a Monsters Inc. That means whatever is developed has to be done with the general audience in mind beyond Sonic fandom in particular, so don't be surprised if the overall plot is more in line with what you'd expect from the first film of a series, rather than something you'd expect from a third season or later entry in a film series.
Source: Ken's Comic Book Stories & Art
