Sonic The Hedgehog Episodes

Our #Sonic35th celebrations reach an epic conclusion as we also wrap up our discussion of what makes the perfect 3D Sonic game. It's been a crazy 4 weeks so let us know what your perfect Sonic game would look like.

We're adding a whole new dimension to our discussion of the perfect Sonic game. Yes, it's time to create the perfect 3D Sonic game using past game stages as building blocks. This week, Stuart and Lime share their games. Come back next week for the epic conclusion of this 4-part celebration of the blue blur's 35th anniversary.

We're back to conclude our look into what makes the perfect 2D Sonic game, this time with Stuart's picks. Stay tuned until the end as we also consider some interesting suggestions of elements we think should be incorporated into future side-scrolling Sonic games. TrackerTD's Sonic Advance 3 SP romhack: https://astromuseum.org/sonicZone/sonicmods/sonicadvance3

What makes the perfect 2D Sonic game? We're here to answer this question as we celebrate the Blue Blur's 35th anniversary. This week, KC and Lime share their personal perfect games using the building blocks of classic Sonic zones. Come back next time for Stuart's picks. What is YOUR perfect 2D Sonic game?

This week we're celebrating the birth of the boost mechanic in Sonic games, the blue blur's first use of the Nintendo DS' dual screens, and a pretty funky soundtrack. Sonic Rush turned 20 this year, which gave KC, Stuart, and Viper (briefly) an excuse to discuss this iconic handheld game. Sonic Rush 3D: https://sonicfangameshq.com/forums/showcase/sonic-rush-3d-sage-2024-demo.2282/ Sonic Rush Rerun: https://gamejolt.com/games/sonicrushrerun/1030374

SEGA and Rovio's free-to-play mobile (and PC) game Sonic Rumble is finally here and KC, Viper and Lime discuss their initial thoughts on the game one day after its global launch. Originally aired LiVE on RadioSEGA and our Twitch and YouTube channels.

It's finally time to really talk about Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds. KC, Lime Reversed, and GreenViper8 discuss their thoughts, including the best of this (unexpectedly) great kart racer, what can still be improved, and how it fares against Nintendo's latest Mario Kart. Originally aired LiVE on RadioSEGA and our Twitch and YouTube channels.

As our favorite blue hedgehog celebrates his 34th anniversary, we at The SEGA Lounge decided to do something simple to honor SEGA's mascot: decide on what are the TOP 34 SONIC GAMES of all time! What can go wrong? Check out our discussion, featuring guests Lime Reversed and Stuart (from Shenmusings).

The recently announced Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds had a PS5-exclusive network test a few weeks ago and guests GreenViper8 and LimeReversed are here to talk about their thoughts. Is CrossWorlds the long-awaited sequel to Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, the successor to Team Sonic Racing, or something else entirely? Chapters: (00:00:00) Intro (00:04:41) Network Test Reactions (01:37:33) Outro

Nine months after part 1, the team (KC, SkillJim, Lime Reversed, and Ravsieg) is back to put this debate to bed. How do we rank SEGA's most iconic franchises? This second part includes a surprise: one additional series handpicked by each of us. Are we wrong? Let us know!

Is Sonic X Shadow Generations really worth the praise it's been getting? KC and well-known Twitch Sonic streamers, Lime Reversed and Argick, discuss the game after spending a week with it. This discussion contains minor spoilers for what content is included in the game.

It's time once again to cover the most recent SEGA news, which includes Sonic The Hedgehog (and Shadow), Like a Dragon, and much more. Joining KC to comment on it all are SkillJim, Lime Reversed, and Shenmue Dojo's Matt Oliver, who shares his experience attending this year's Gamescom. Streets of Rage Plus: https://romhackplaza.org/romhacks/streets-of-rage-plus-genesis/ The SEGAGuys' video on Mini-Moni. Shakatto Tambourine! da Pyon!: https://youtu.be/5zC1Rwkew-k?feature=shared Shakira Press...

This week on The SEGA Lounge, we welcome the extremely talented Mark Hughes. Illustrator and animator, Mark has contributed amazing art for SEGA's social media channels and even Sonic games.

Guiness World Records title holder for the largest Sonic the Hedgehog collection, Barry Evans, drops by The SEGA Lounge to tell his decades-long story of collecting and curating merch of the blue blur. A fun and wholesome conversation with a true fan of SEGA's mascot. Check out Barry's guided tour of his museum and game room, that didn't make it into the audio episode: Shenmue World: Issue 3 Kickstarter page: http://kck.st/4d1FPv1

This week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Rik Mack, artist extraordinaire, who's been working on IDW's Sonic comic, among other projects. We got into his love for SEGA since his early years, how influential Fleetway's Sonic the Comic was for him, and how Rik ended up fulfilling his dream of working on a comic about SEGA's blue blur.

For this month's LiVE show, we cover the most recent news, address a certain surprise other members of the panel prepared for KC, and discuss our definitely not definitive list of SEGA's most iconic characters.

In what is probably the most controversial episode of The SEGA Lounge to date, KC is joined by SkillJim, Lime, and Ravsieg, to discuss the latest SEGA news as well as rank some of the most popular SEGA series. Friendships will be tested in this longer-than-usual episode. Have a different opinion? Let us know!

Sonic Dream Team was 2023's surprise hit in a year with A LOT of Sonic content. Joining KC and Lime Reversed to talk about the genesis of the game, the development process, and the Apple Arcade exclusivity, are Studio Creative Director, Dan Rossati, and Chief Software Engineer, Louis Macan, from SEGA HARDlight.

It's the season finale of The SEGA Lounge AND it's RadioSEGA's WinterFest! We wrap up another year of shows with a round table episode focused on two topics: the recent "Next Level" announcement by SEGA, and a look back at most of the Sonic stuff that we got in 2023. Joining KC are Lime Reversed, James 'SkillJim' Brown, and, for the first time ever, YouTube legend Sam Procrastinates.

Producer, guitarist, and overall mastermind behind the Sonic Symphony project, Shota Nakama, comes by The SEGA Lounge and discusses his humble beginnings as a gamer, and what led him into the world of music. But does he know Sonic music as well as he's supposed to?

For this month's LiVE episode, KC invites Dan 'The Mega' Driver, of The SEGAGuys, to join regular panelists Lime Reversed and James 'SkillJim' Brown, and discuss recent SEGA news, the state of SEGA Forever, and Sonic Superstars. Oh, and KC has a "new" ring?

After a two-week break for a much needed vacation, we're back with an amazing guest. Hot on the heels of the first few concerts of the Sonic Symphony World Tour, the conductor for the event, José Delgado, comes on the show. José shares his love for music and his enthusiasm for celebrating the musical history of Sonic the Hedgehog with one of the most passionate communities out there.

KC, Lime and SkillJim return for another LIVE discussion about the most recent SEGA news, react to Gamescom 2023, and squeeze in their thoughts on Bomb Rush Cyberfunk and Samba de Amigo: Party Central.

The multi-talented Noah N. Copeland, creator of the acclaimed fan game Sonic Triple Trouble 16-bit, is here to tell us all about the origins, challenges, and future of this amazing project.