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Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II coming with special Tegra 3 edition

By Michael Crider
on 30 Dec, 2011

Raise your hand if you've been busting Robotnik's chops in the newly re-released Sonic CD, now available in the Android Market for just three bucks. If one of the best classic Sonic games isn't enough for you, Sega's got some exciting news: the second installment of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 will be spin-dashing its way to Android in 2012. Even more exciting, it will be getting a special edition that takes advantage of Nvidia's quad-core Tegra 3 processor, putting the game in the same ballpark as its PC and console counterparts.

Sega snubs Android, delays Sonic CD release till 2012 [UPDATE]

By Michael Crider
on 13 Dec, 2011

If your only experience with Sega's blue hedgehog is post-Dreamcast, you can stop reading now - this story isn't for you. If, however, you've been patiently awaiting the Android arrival of one of the most celebrated 2D platformers of all time, prepare to be disappointed. Though the Sega CD classic Sonic CD will see a release on the iPhone tomorrow, December 14th, it won't be hitting Android until early next year. We'd blame Dr. Robotnik, but you'd think that he'd be on board with Android all the way. Android fans should be used to waiting by now (cough cough, Verizon).

Dreamcast favorite ChuChu Rocket comes to Android

By Michael Crider
on 25 Nov, 2011

Ah, the Sega Dreamcast. A little grey box with a lot of memories. One of the very first titles to appear on Sega's underdog gaming system was ChuChu Rocket, a puzzle game from the makers of Sonic the Hedgehog. iOS gamers have been playing it for over a year, but Sega's done the right thing and brought ChuChu Rocket to the Android Market.

Sega enters the Android Market with Fallen Realms RPG

By Michael Crider
on 15 Nov, 2011

It's a fine day for that considerable crossover between Android enthusiasts and classic gaming fans. Sega, one of the staples of the video game world, has released its very first Android game in cooperation with Papaya Mobile. It isn't one of these newfangled physics games or tower defense titles, either - Fallen Realms is an old-school turn-based role playing game from its mail helm to its +1 boots. The game is available from the Android Market now.