The Sonic Stadium

[...] enthusiasts. 2014 has also been a year in which SEGA has proven it can still put on a show. Sonic Boom (the fan event, now in its 4th year) was yet another fantastic showcase of the best of what the [...]

[...] , there is a lot of dispute surrounding it. That question is… When Did Development Start On Sonic Boom? Let’s see, according to Sega’s official word, when the entire Boom franchise was announced [...]

[...] They’ve been out in the US for almost a week now, but this Friday will see Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric and Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal making their way to European shores – and that’ [...]

[...] The first not-arc concludes in the latest issue of Sonic Boom. Comic Book Resources has a preview for Sonic Boom #4, and it’s the end of the beginning for [...]

[...] For Sonic Universe hitting another milestone, we get…a counting lesson? IGN has an exclusive look at the latest [...]

[...] Super Digest can bring! Plus new cover art from Sonic rising star Lamar Wells! Finally, the Sonic Universe graphic novels get into a flap as the Babylon Rogues get to centre stage. Sonic Universe GN # [...]

[...] A year’s worth of comic stories draws to an end in this shattering finale! This month’s Sonic Universe is out today, and Comic Book Resources has the preview pages for the end of the comic arc [...]

[...] : 4/8 32-page, full color comic $3.99 U.S. Another Sonic story is reaching its final level in Sonic Universe #74. With Phage still at large and dangerous, Tails and Big still under assault from mooks, [...]

[...] AI Lynx. This is “Spark of Life”: part 1; STORY BY: Ian Flynn, Aleah Baker ART BY: Tracy Yardley, Jim Amash COLORS BY: Matt Herms LETTERS BY: Jack Morelli COVER BY: Tracy Yardley, [...]

[...] shenanigans, in “Spark of Life”: part 2. STORY BY: Ian Flynn, Aleah Baker ART BY: Tracy Yardley, Jim Amash COLORS BY: Matt Herms LETTERS BY: Jack Morelli COVER BY: Tracy Yardley, [...]

[...] set! Collect all 3 covers with Mega Man #42 and Sonic Universe #69! Script: Ian Flynn Art: Tracy Yardley, Jim Amash, Jack Morelli and Matt Herms Cover: Tracy Yardley, Jim Amash and Ben Hunzeker “ [...]

[...] Flynn Art: Ryan Jampole, Jennifer Hernandez, Rick Bryant, Jack Morelli and Matt Herms Cover: Tracy Yardley, Rick Bryant and Matt Herms Team Sonic Variant Cover: Art provided by SEGA ARE YOU READY FOR [...]

[...] Yep. You’re getting a Sonic Team made mobile game. So it was true after all, after our ace detective Shadzter dug up the web [...]

[...] , less than 24 hours to go and 2015 will be here, maybe the Year of Sonic will begin then… … … … Sonic Team are making mobile phone games now. [...]

[...] clean and start afresh, but the games were being handled by a whole new development studio. Sonic Team, for better or worse, were taking a back seat this time to Big Red Button and Sanzaru Games – [...]

[...] in Modo and was iterated many times between myself, the Producers at SEGA Europe and Sonic Team in Japan. Alex Suermondt has shared some vector images of artwork made for Sonic & [...]

[...] “Sound of The Sonic Stadium”, a collaborative project lead by :: DJ EAR :: which we reported on a couple of weeks back, [...]

[...] (leader of the popular TSSMA albums of the previous few years), “Sound of The Sonic Stadium” is releasing this month! Featuring twenty artists and over thirty tracks which equals [...]

[...] Click here to view the embedded video. The Sonic Stadium has discovered video of what appears to be a cut animated intro from the 2008 Nintendo DS [...]

[...] The Sonic Show does a show commentary every week, and since we are part of The Sonic Stadium, it seems silly we forgot to post them here! The Sonic Show’s Boom Commentaries are hosted by [...]

[...] very unique to share with you. The design document for one of the most obscure and strangest Sonic games ever, the Leap Frog Leapster Sonic game. This game was released on a children’s educational [...]

[...] there won’t be any more console games or Sonic games for that matter. What that digital/PC thing is freaking out some people? Well guess what, that’ [...]

[...] it works! Well, it’s the turn of Sega to join the Humble Bundle, and there’s a bunch of Sonic games included in it as well as some top Sega titles, all for the PC all require a Steam [...]

[...] in 2014. Was it a boom or a bust? Also, Sonic Boom was a pretty big disaster as far as Sonic games go. But is it worse than Sonic ’06? We also do a quick review of the last two Boom episodes and [...]

[...] some rather interesting new details about the development of this new sub-branch of the Sonic franchise. For starters, in the artwork above, we finally get to see the “Sonic wearing trousers” [...]

[...] last year, envisioning itself as a spin off from the mainline Sonic franchise. Developed by Big Red Button on Wii U and Sanzaru Games on 3DS, it was also launched [...]

[...] fan event, now in its 4th year) was yet another fantastic showcase of the best of what the Sonic franchise has to offer, including the a troop of extremely talented musicians, artists and voice actors [...]

[...] Sega didn’t feel that the game alone was a strong enough prospect to revitalise the Sonic franchise? Or vice-versa, so Sega decided they should both work together on a single universe [...]