People still like arcade games, who knew? Every year at AOU companies show off their new games. Sega was there of course showcasing some of their upcoming arcade cabinets. Andriasang has compiled all of the Sega pictures from the event. If only America still had a thriving arcade scene because…
Well good news for all you fans of cheesy inspirational punk rock. Tony Harnell (vocalist for many Sonic songs including the infamous Escape from the City) has hinted at recording some music for an unannounced Sonic project. Harnell last worked on the series providing many vocals and music for Sonic…
Welcome to Take Cover! This week I took a trip into the wonderful world of the Sega CD to find the ten worst covers it had to offer. With covers like these it’s no wonder the Sega CD failed. In case you were wondering, the video above is my favorite…
Though they no longer receive first party support, Sega’s consoles are far from dead. Homebrew and independent developers continue to breathe life into Sega consoles to this day. One recent example is Wind and Water Puzzle Battles from independent publisher Red Spot Games. The game was released in North American…
Ever wanted to see your favorite Sonic 2 levels in the third dimension? Well here you go! I personally didn’t find it too mind blowing, but it was neat to see those levels with a new perspective. Wake me up when they do it in 4D.
Fresh off of Sega’s announcement of their robotic Wappy Dog yesterday, I stumbled upon an old article about another robot from Sega’s past. E.M.A (Eternal Maiden Actualization) is a robotic female released exclusively in Japan on September 26, 2008. The robot is programmed to dance, sing, and kiss. She even…
In an article by Wired, Takashi Iizuka talks about the past and future of Sonic. The article itself is kind of a dry read but Takashi’s quotes are worth giving it a look. The quote below is about how Sonic team has wanted to make a 2D Sonic for awhile….