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Posted by Joystiq Aug 18 2012 21:30 GMT
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Samsung Apps and Game Hub services, both providing mobile gaming to Samsung devices such as the Galaxy S 2, are getting a little more blue. A selection of Sega games are available now on Apps and Game Hub, including Sonic CD, Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 and 2, and Chu Chu Rocket! Hitting later on is Virtua Tennis Challenge and Super Monkey Ball 2: Sakura Edition.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 is available for free for a limited time on the Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 2 7.0. A special edition of Virtua Tennis Challenge will also be free for a limited time on the Galaxy 3 smartphone.

Posted by IGN Jun 15 2012 02:40 GMT
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Are you up to IGNs Speed Run Challenge? Prove it and you could win a SEGA prize pack.

Posted by Joystiq Jan 21 2012 18:30 GMT
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Not that we're necessarily surprised by Sonic CD taking the number-one spot on December's PSN charts, but it's always a little sobering when the classics of yesteryear outsell brand-new titles like Trine 2. Nostalgia is a powerful thing, friends.

Well, the fact that Sonic CD is arguably the best 2D Sonic game of all time probably has something to do with it too, but we all know most of us bought it just to hear Sonic Boom again. Hop past the break for the full list of December's best-selling PSN titles.

Posted by Kotaku Jan 20 2012 20:00 GMT
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#comics Could it be possible that Sonic the Hedgehog—after years of underwhelming games—is enjoying a bit of a resurgence? Both the re-release of Sonic CD and the debut of the all-new Sonic Generations have been reminding people how fun it is to play as Sega's mascot. More »

Posted by Joystiq Dec 21 2011 04:30 GMT
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This week's PSN Update brings with it three highly anticipated downloadable titles: Sonic CD, a game you may have never had the chance to play; Trine 2, a sequel to a game you may have already played; and Apples to Apples, a game your sisters' kids play all the time. But of course that's not all.

Joining this week's downloadable offerings are a cornucopia of DLC for titles such as Street Fighter III: Third Strike, LittleBigPlanet 2, Gran Turismo 5, Ace Combat: Assault Horizon and many, many more. For the full list of what's new this week, hit up the source link below.

Posted by Kotaku Dec 21 2011 01:30 GMT
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#soniccd Sonic CD was released last week on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network for $4.99. It's a game that stands up on its own even 18 years after it first launched. And it looks great in widescreen. More »

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Posted by Giant Bomb Dec 20 2011 14:00 GMT
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Jeff and Brad attempt to change the future with the power of jazz in this snazzy Xbox Live Arcade port.

Posted by IGN Nov 02 2011 00:07 GMT
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Good news, fox fans, your favorite two-tailed vulpine is appearing in one of the only Sonic games he was absent from...
Nathan Karr

Frabjous day! Tails was always my favorite Sonic character, something that people who were in the original target demographic can't seem to understand.

Tails Doll
My favorite Sonic character in my favorite Sonic game. You know how I feel about this.

Posted by Joystiq Dec 13 2011 22:03 GMT
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Major Nelson has dropped yet another Xbox Live knowledge bomb, this time revealing upcoming Xbox Live Arcade titles, the latest Deal of the Week promotion and more. In addition to Joe Danger and a heaping helping of DLC, Xbox Live Arcade will receive Sonic CD this week, with the Blue Blur clocking in at a mere five bucks. Also, in a surprising twist, Sonic CD will include both the Japanese and American soundtracks, meaning "Sonic Boom" will indeed be heard by a new generation. Meanwhile, Trine 2 will make its XBLA debut on December 21 for $15.

Moving on to Deal of the Week, this week covers "Japan's Finest," offering Hard Corps: Uprising and Radiant Silvergun at $7.50 each, while Bangai-O HD: Missile Fury and Guwange can be had for $5 apiece. Next week's deal will see the Rock of Ages price chipped down to a very reasonable $5, providing an excellent method for settling any family arguments during Christmas dinner.

Head over to Major Nelson for the full release schedule.