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A new Sonic  Lego set has been officially revealed, with Sonic the Hedgehog being officially transformed into a blockier version of himself by way of a Lego Ideas project. The block-building company has now confirmed that the set will soon be officially available, following in the footsteps of Nintendo and its Mario set. The Sonic Mania — Green Hill Zone set will be officially brought to life by Lego, with the company revealing that it will be collaborating with Sega in order to make it happen. The concept was initially posted by creator Viv, known as toastergrl on the Lego Ideas platfor...

Green Hill Zone, complete with LEGO shuttle loops, badniks, and the frickin’ Death Egg Robot from  Sonic the Hedgehog 2 that I struggled to beat back in the day. Seriously, y’all made kids fight Mecha Sonic AND the Death Egg Robot with ZERO rings?! My 9-year-old self was STRESSED. My adult self, however, is incredibly charmed by Grannell’s concept, and thrilled to see that it got the green light! I’ll have a “proper” pinned tweet summarising everything in a few hours but my brain is coming out of my ears and my twitter notifs have completely exploded, love yalls gang – this wo...

A Lego Sonic the Hedgehog Set Has Been Announced Gotta Build Fast Sonic the Hedgehog is the next iconic video game franchise to be getting its own Lego set as Lego and SEGA team up to recreate the game’s iconic level, the Green Hill Zone. Specifically, the new Lego set will take inspiration from Sonic Mania‘s version of the Green Hill Zone. The design came from an upload to Lego Ideas made by a 24-year old Sonic fan named Viv Grannell. Lego Ideas is an outlet for Lego fans to create and pitch their own unique designs, these designs can then be voted on by fellow community members and can...

by Stephen Chapman Liverpool’s Onteca is releasing its Chill Panda on the Nintendo Switch next week. The game has been designed to teach younger children how to manage feelings of anxiety, whilst also staying healthy and playing games, puzzles and doing calming activities. The original “relax-to-win” mobile games app features on the NHS’ recommended app store. “We noticed that there were lots of games and apps aimed at relaxing and calming adults but nothing for younger children. After a particularly difficult year, it’s really important to offer children relatable ways of learnin...