Sonic's main villian has an interesting origin. While Sega was looking for a new mascot someone had suggest a Theodore Roosevelt-like character in pajamas. Even though Sonic became the new mascot, the idea carried on. Now I can't unsee it.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Fact of the Day: President Dr. Robotnik
Posted by Anonymous at 9:04 PM
Labels: fact of the day, Sega, Sonic, Theodore Roosevelt
Things I Like: Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg
It's been quite some time since I rented this game, but I had a pretty good time. It was really Sonic Team's only non-Sonic game in awhile. It was also released on Windows and Mac in Europe. It was kinda like the Sonic Adventure games, but a lot slower in pace, and an emphasis on taking care your egg than running full speed. The egg thing got a little hard to manage after awhile, but it's a
Posted by Anonymous at 5:00 PM
Labels: billy hatcher and the giant egg, Europe, gamecube, mac, Sega, Sonic, things I like, windows
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Fact of the Day: Sonic The Rabbit?
While Sonic became Sega's much needed answer to Mario, the search for a mascot was a hard one. As they were thinking up animals to make into a game, Sonic was almost a rabbit. That might be a little hard to imagine, but the idea carried more than a decade later with the character Cream the Rabbit.
Posted by Anonymous at 9:03 PM
Labels: fact of the day, Sega, Sonic
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Fact of the Day: Sonic Hated Sega Saturn
Do you remember Sonic X-treme? Well of course you don't because it never came out. That's right, it was suppose to be Sega's big Sonic game for their new console. It started out as a 2.5D Sonic platformer. But it eventually went to a more free-3D style like the Sonic Adventure games. After failed development issues, Sega canned X-treme. Thus making Sonic's only appearance on the system in just
Posted by Anonymous at 9:25 PM
Labels: fact of the day, Sega, Sega Saturn, Sonic, sonic adventure, Sonic R, sonic xtreme



