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Android gamers can now get old-school Sonic the Hedgehog game

By Shane McGlaun
on 16 May, 2013

If you were a gamer back in the early 90s and had a Sega Genesis, you undoubtedly played Sonic the Hedgehog. Sonic was one of the most popular games on the game console and remains popular to this day. In fact, there are a wide variety of new and updated Sonic games available on various mobile devices, including android smartphones and tablets.

App Sales: Modern Combat 4, Jet Set Radio, GTA III and more

By Cory Gunther
on 15 Mar, 2013

Today we have a few awesome games and apps for your favorite Android smartphone and tablet all on sale for excellent low prices. Below we'll mention a few we figured were worthy of the attention. Not only is one of the best shooters from the folks at Gameloft on sale for just $0.99 but it looks like multiple SEGA games have all been discounted around 40% too. Check it out below.

Sonic Jump Game Review

By Eric Abent
on 24 Dec, 2012

I've been a Sonic fan almost as long as I've been alive. The original Sonic the Hedgehog was the first game I ever played at the ripe old age of five, and since then, there have been a lot of ups and downs. Thankfully, the series seems to be on the upswing lately, with titles like Sonic Generations, Sonic Colors, and Sonic and All Stars Racing Transformed doing surprisingly well with critics and fans alike. Sonic's latest appearance is in Sonic Jump, a new vertical platformer that launched last week on Android. Does this new title keep Sega's string of good Sonic releases going? Do we dare hope?

Sega launches Sonic Jump on Google Play Store

By Eric Abent
on 21 Dec, 2012

Sonic fans take note, because Sega has just released a new game called Sonic Jump on the Google Play Store. One look at the title and you're likely to know right away what kind of game this is - it's a vertical platformer in the vein of Doodle Jump, a game that was extremely popular a while back. Here we've got the same basic premise, only this time, it features everyone's favorite blue hedgehog and his friends.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II available today, we go hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 16 May, 2012

SEGA is back today with that awesome blue hedgehog we all know plenty about. Announced just now and available starting today is the brand new Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II for Android. Sonic CD and episode 1 were smashing hits but Episode II looks to be their best yet. Currently only in THD, available for Tegra 3 powered devices this game brings graphics to another level -- again. Check it out after the break.

Sonic the HedgeHog 4: Episode II – Tegra 3 hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 5 Mar, 2012

Everyone's favorite HedgeHog is back for more action here on Android. SEGA is getting set to release the second installment of Sonic 4 for Android but this time we'll be getting some NVIDIA Tegra 3 action to go along with it. Making the gaming and graphics even better, and we'll be seeing it sometime in April.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I available now, doesn’t play nice with Galaxy Nexus

By Michael Crider
on 25 Jan, 2012

After the news that Sega was planning on bringing its 2D platforming revival Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Episode II to Android, we were happier than a hedgehog in a hot dog stand - then a little miffed that the company had apparently completely passed over Android for part I, despite releasing it for every other platform including iOS. That small oversight has been corrected today, as Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 1 has been released in the Android Market. You can pick it up now for $3.99.

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.