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Sega and Nintendo are releasing new games within days of each other this October, both nostalgic callbacks to the era of 2D platformers. Can they push the genre forward?

The 1990s were an important time for video games and even those born later should experience the classics of the age.

Sega's done a decent job preserving some classic Sonic games with Sonic Origins Plus, but there's a noticeable gap that needs addressing.

Designed by geniuses who'd worked on Street Fighter and Fatal Fury, Sega's GBA sequel brought new joy to the hedgehog's speedy movement

We've all seen the good and bad of Sonic 1, 2, 3, and CD now – but what about some of the Blue Blur's more esoteric adventures?

Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles said to be playable - Stick your tin-foil hats on for this one, folks. A new 2D entry to the lo...

The personal recap of the fastest thing alive - Over the holidays were republishing some of our best features, interviews...

(Image credit: Sega) As Sonic is in the middle of celebrating his 30th anniversary, its hard to not look back at the legacy of what started out as a bold attempt to rival Mario in the heyday of the console wars. Three decades on, 920 million games sold, over six billion grossed from franchise revenue alone, and the Blue Hedgehog has solidified himself as one of the biggest faces in video games.  The original Sonic trilogy was an ingenious feat of game design - pushing the Sega Genesis to new h...