FlashTHD wrote:It's oh-so-charming of them to go on a PR tour de force within a blazing 24 hours of announcement, with press releases across all three involved parties and an interview with the heads of PR sqwauk at NoA and SoA. But nothing interesting, like gameplay details that aren't ambiguous at best. And screenshots. Any screenshots. Much less a trailer.
Just a bunch of words/copyrights, and an ugly promo render.
I'll leave you with that until April 2nd or any info that confirms to me anything about what this is, whichever comes first.
FlashTHD wrote:It's oh-so-charming of them to go on a PR tour de force within a blazing 24 hours of announcement, with press releases across all three involved parties and an interview with the heads of PR sqwauk at NoA and SoA. But nothing interesting, like gameplay details that aren't ambiguous at best. And screenshots. Any screenshots. Much less a trailer.
Just a bunch of words/copyrights, and an ugly promo render.
I'll leave you with that until April 2nd or any info that confirms to me anything about what this is, whichever comes first.
cjmcray wrote:Sonic and Mario have rivaled for years. What better place to finally settle the score, than in the biggest competitve game on Earth? The Olympics.
Sonic and Mario have rivaled for years. What better place to finally settle the score, than in the biggest competitve game on Earth?
And Flash, drop the conspiracy theory... you know it's true, you just don't want to believe it.
Hybrid wrote:
... It isn't "Sonic vs Mario in Sports". Its "Sonic vs Mario at the 2008 Beijing Olympics". This is stupid in so many ways. Firstly, it doesn't sound as if we'll be getting quirky hurdles in the Green Hill Zone, or pirana plant weight-lifting in the Mushroom Kingdom....
MiraiTails wrote:There's a Newsweek article that offers more details about the game.
Some highlights quoted from SegaNerds:- Sega and Nintendo had discussions of bringing the two mascots together in a game while Sega was still in the hardware business.
- An undisclosed Sega sports team will be the primary developer, not Sonic Team or AM2, while Nintendo and Miyamoto will also be closely involved.
- Sega wants to reinvent Sonic, so chances are, we won’t be seeing another Sonic on another platform for awhile, Jeffrey said.
If you look at recent Sonic games, the games that have actually had the best quality have been those that have been on the Nintendo platforms. Sonic and the Secret Rings on the Wii has actually reviewed well and is selling very well. Sonic Rush on the DS reviewed extremely well; I think it averaged in the 80s, and likewise has done extremely well. So we think that Sonic has always had this affinity for the Nintendo platforms and the Nintendo demographic.
...Sonic spending time in the shop
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