Honestly, if Sumo/Sega know what's good for them they should make sure non-Team races are possible online with randoms. I'm not completely against the team system but at the end of the day I doubt anyone is going to prefer it over standard races...
New famitsu interview about the racing game is about
You can do normal races, and the teams can be anything you want
Nice to meet y'all! Been a long-time fan of the franchise.
Not that I'm aware of. I think every first print physical copy is supposed to come with that artbook/reversible cover regardless of retailer.I'm planning to pre-order Sonic Mania Plus on Switch soon. Are there any different SKUs to pick from? Retailer-exclusive shit or anything like that?
September or October IIRC, which sucks because it'd collect the first 4-5 issues only, and I would've liked it to be released earlier so I could gift it to my cousin.
September or October IIRC, which sucks because it'd collect the first 4-5 issues only, and I would've liked it to be released earlier so I could gift it to my cousin.
I've spent over half a grand on Sonic comics this first half of the year...
am I too far gone?
You mean for myself, right? I just... I love Sonic comics. Yeah, so if i am not mistake...
Nah man, gotta
Yes.I've spent over half a grand on Sonic comics this first half of the year...
am I too far gone?
Nah, I was just teasin'. Subway is kinda gross (actually, that gives me an idea I could do later, hmm...), and it was a missed opportunity; Mario got toys at Sonic before Sonic!
By 1993 Risley began to plant the seeds of a larger project: bringing Sonic the Hedgehog to the big screen. At the time the blue blur had serious commercial clout, and other video games movies were being made, so by August 1994 Sega had signed a deal with MGM Studios and Trilogy Entertainment.
The treatment opens with a 12-year old boy named Josh Pinski reading out his school paper on a test pilot named Sonic who was killed in a plane explosion while attempting to break speed barriers. However, this paper isn't actually finished and Josh is reading it to the class from memory — and his teacher tells him to finish the paper by the morning or else his parents will be called in. Jeffries describes Josh as "an awkward kid at the most awkward age enduring the most awkward time of his life. His parents recently split up, leaving him in joint custody. Josh feels like a ping-pong ball, bouncing back and forth between two houses, equally ignored by his Mom and Dad… And the worst thing is, Josh always ends up feeling like the whole rotten mess is his fault."
Josh is picked up from school by his Dad, Hal, who is a smart computer wiz but is currently out of work. "He's always on the brink of some great discovery, or so he'll tell you," the treatment claims. He has recently built an artificial intelligence computer which utilises a unique system of holographic memory which he's dubbed XRI (eXtremely Radical Intelligence). After dinner Hal rushes out to pursue a lead on some obscure computer part and tells Josh not to touch the XRI.
Though he promises he won't, of course Josh breaks into the computer and asks it to write his paper on the test pilot Sonic. When the XRI doesn't recognise the name, Josh plugs in his Sega Saturn and copy of Sonic X-Treme to demonstrate. The treatment reads, "That's when odd things begin to happen. Sonic stops responding to the game controller and discovers a will of his own." As Richard Jeffries described it to me, "These kids work out some hack, where Sonic the Hedgehog steps through the right door and into the real world. So he becomes a renegade from the game world." Sonic and Josh stand face-to-face, two friends meeting for the first time — described in the treatment as a "3-D CGI guy in the real world."
Ugh no deadly six at all please.
I would (no joke) just rather have a team of metal sonic and two non descript egg pawns than those waste of character tropes.
Not soon enough.
What in the hellI've spent over half a grand on Sonic comics this first half of the year...
am I too far gone?
Some issues are pricey... Give me a break.
There are indeed a lot of expensive issues in this thread.
Probably still better in some ways, worse in others, but it'll be a closer argument.
Probably still better in some ways, worse in others, but it'll be a closer argument.