
Sega Created a Brand-New Sonic for Fortnite to Keep the Original from Holding Guns
To comply with brand guidelines prohibiting Sonic from using firearms, Sega designed a new Android Sonic specifically for Fortnite.
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To comply with brand guidelines prohibiting Sonic from using firearms, Sega designed a new Android Sonic specifically for Fortnite.

ICO Partners reveals a record 720 games launched on Steam in a single week, averaging one every 14 minutes, though very few manage to gain meaningful traction or reviews.

Following the day-one success of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Capcom announced plans to reactivate dormant IPs, raising fans' hopes for a Dino Crisis revival.
Riot Games and Hypixel Studios have partnered to co-fund the upcoming documentary Technoblade Never Dies, with all profits going toward charity.

Moon Studios CEO Thomas Mahler has launched VideoGamesCritic, a review aggregator prioritizing player feedback while evaluating the credibility of media critics.

Hololive begins its 10th-anniversary countdown by merging all regional branches into one brand, revealing a new unit, and teasing a TV anime by Studio KAI.

Dark Souls creator Hidetaka Miyazaki addressed long-running fan rumors about his alleged foot obsession, clarifying it is not intentional while admitting a fondness for mysterious eye-veiled designs.

A new genre dubbed 'Sortslop' is flooding Steam and Roblox, engaging players in sorting massive amounts of objects for easy dopamine hits.

SEGA COO Shuji Utsumi reveals that fans who do not play games are increasing across their franchises, often showing even higher engagement through merchandise and multimedia than active players.

Pokémon's legendary collaborative music video 'Acacia' by BUMP OF CHICKEN has reached 100 million views on YouTube amidst the franchise's 30th anniversary milestone.

Grok announces the departure of Ani-Chan and Animates characters to a standalone app, leaving users heartbroken as their AI companions will not retain past memories.

Sony argues in court that PlayStation users do not own digital games, claiming true ownership would theoretically prevent the platform from selling the game to others.