Highly-coveted video game company, Sonic the Hedgehog, has joined forces with UK’s lifestyle label Hype to launch a capsule collection. The collab’s limited edition merchandise witnessed the global ...

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 ...

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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While Sonic aficionados will be disappointed by the omission of a few notable titles, there's a ton of solid Robotnik-thwarting to be had with the Mega Collection Plus. Why a nocturnal, insectivorous ...

Remember the Sonic Classic Collection released on the DS in 2010? As neat as it was, it was also slightly underwhelming when there were far more extensive Sonic-themed collections already available on ...

It's true that the inclusion of even more Sonic games would have added a lot, but there's still a ton of gameplay to be found in Sonic Mega Collection. It seems the retro game compilation trend is ...

Sega proves again that GameCube is Sonic's new home. Find out which classics are in this compilation and then watch videos of them in motion. Sega has made GameCube the go-to console for its popular ...

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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 ...