wraggster
May 28th, 2020, 20:37
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SEGA of America hosted a special livestream recently, the first Sonic Official stream of this year, where some of their team discussed Sonic-related news. Aaron Webber was there to answer questions from fans in the chat, with one of the most popular ones being why it's been so long since there was a new Sonic game announcement or reveal trailer. Webber's response was that SEGA used to release Sonic titles on a yearly basis, but the company decided that they no longer wanted to rush games out, and made the choice to give each game a longer development cycle. He also says that the team is incredibly excited about what's in store, but they can't say anything more at this time. The last time a mainline 3D console Sonic the Hedgehog game released was Sonic Forces, back in 2017.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5B01rQv7VZA&feature=emb_title (response is at 14-minute mark) </article>
https://gbatemp.net/threads/sega-will-be-giving-sonic-games-longer-development-cycles-to-hopefully-result-in-better-games.565830/
SEGA of America hosted a special livestream recently, the first Sonic Official stream of this year, where some of their team discussed Sonic-related news. Aaron Webber was there to answer questions from fans in the chat, with one of the most popular ones being why it's been so long since there was a new Sonic game announcement or reveal trailer. Webber's response was that SEGA used to release Sonic titles on a yearly basis, but the company decided that they no longer wanted to rush games out, and made the choice to give each game a longer development cycle. He also says that the team is incredibly excited about what's in store, but they can't say anything more at this time. The last time a mainline 3D console Sonic the Hedgehog game released was Sonic Forces, back in 2017.
https://gbatemp.net/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5B01rQv7VZA&feature=emb_title (response is at 14-minute mark) </article>
https://gbatemp.net/threads/sega-will-be-giving-sonic-games-longer-development-cycles-to-hopefully-result-in-better-games.565830/