SEGA has announced a slew of media projects which are coming to Netflix and they involve Crazy Taxi, Sonic the Hedgehog and Stranger than Heaven. The one that fans will…
SEGA has announced a slew of media projects which are coming to Netflix and they involve Crazy Taxi, Sonic the Hedgehog and Stranger than Heaven. The one that fans will most likely be looking forward to the most is a new Sonic animated series mastermind by Carlos Stevens and Toru Nakahara. Here’s more details on what to expect:
“The show will present Sonic and his friends as heroes for an upper pre-school audience, touted as a “high-voltage, comedic, yet emotionally grounded series built for kids who want to feel a little edge, a little attitude, and a lot of ‘that’s my crew’ wish fulfillment.”
“Great games already have what every adaptation is chasing — characters people love, worlds they know by heart, and fandoms that show up,” said Brandon Riegg, VP of nonfiction and transmedia at Netflix, in a statement. “With ‘Crazy Taxi,’ ‘Sonic’ and ‘Stranger Than Heaven,’ we get to work across three completely different eras of Sega’s catalog, celebrating everything fans love, while introducing them to new audiences.”
Toru Nakahara, head producer at Sega, commented: “Expect something cute yet cool for ‘Sonic,’ hilariously crazy for ‘Crazy Taxi’ and a badass action drama for ‘Stranger Than Heaven,’ because we’ve got some amazing creative ideas lined up and we are just getting started. The whole team is absolutely thrilled!”
Ubisoft has sadly announced that Rayman Legends Retold has suffered a delay and will now be released on 3rd December for extra polish. The reimagined 2D platformer was due out…
Ubisoft has sadly announced that Rayman Legends Retold has suffered a delay and will now be released on 3rd December for extra polish. The reimagined 2D platformer was due out in October but Ubisoft just want to make sure it is completely up to scratch before committing to release. Here’s what the company said in a message on X:
Hello Rayman fans,
Rayman Legends Retold will release on December 3rd While the game has officially gone gold, we have decided to take extra time to make sure every detail gets the care it deserves. In the meantime, we can’t wait for you to see what we’ve been working on, starting with a Game Overview trailer on September 22.
That same day, a selection of creators and press will share fresh hands-on impressions. On behalf of all the teams working on this game, thank you for your patience, support and trust.
