Sega’s 2011 smash hit takes the best parts of classic 2D Sonic and modern 3D Sonic, blending the two platforming games together to give you the gaming equivalent of chocolate and peanut butter.

It'll still be trolling you with terrible wind effects and warp pipes that take you back a few worlds, but if you know where to look for secrets, you can run through this game in minutes.

Each of the Sonic films has had a retro-themed credits sequence, gradually moving from 2D pixels to the low poly 3D models in this film, which were based on arcade game Sonic the Fighters.

and some of the highest quality presentation a 2D Sonic game has ever seen. Everything from menus and music to sprites and the levels themselves all exude a level of quality that, for the ...

Sonic X Shadow Generations has done rather well since its launch last year. In fact, it's beaten the sales of the original ...

The Sonic fanbase is one of the most passionate and devoted in all of gaming, but what about newcomers to the series? If only four games could be recommended, which four would be chosen? Ideally, two ...

This Ghibliesque 2D platformer charts the adventures of a ... Cuphead has the moves. The original Sonic games remain iconic to this day, but they’re very much a love-it-or-hate-it proposition ...

SEGA has announced that Sonic X Shadow Generations has now sold more than two million copies around the world.

The game includes a story mode that takes Mario and Sonic back to the Tokyo 1964 Olympics and their early 2D sprite selves, while everyone else works to help bring them back to the real world in ...