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SEGA Announces ‘Sonic Superstars’ – Available Fall 2023

Matt DonahueBy Matt Donahue06/08/20232 Mins ReadUpdated:06/08/2023
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New Sonic games are always exciting and during the Summer Game Fest live stream, we got news on the laters. Today, SEGA revealed Sonic Superstars, Sonic the Hedgehog’s latest adventure bringing a new standard of play to classic high-speed 2D Sonic platforming.

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Sonic and his friends’ journey starts on the beautiful North Star Islands, a mystical place offering never-before-seen environments, as well as a mysterious story waiting to unfold. Enormous creatures, exhilarating adventures, and evil plans from Dr. Eggman await Sonic and his friends, who can now obtain brand-new abilities known as the Emerald Powers when Chaos Emeralds are collected.

Sonic Superstars promises 2D Sonic platforming evolved while still embracing what has made Sonic beloved for generations of fans. The 2D platforming has been reimagined for current-generation platforms with new zones, music, gameplay, and modern UHD visuals only possible with 3D graphics. Sonic’s movements, physics, and controls feel familiar and appeal to recent and legacy fans alike.

Additionally, players will be able to play as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy Rose – to take on Dr. Eggman, old nemesis Fang and their nefarious schemes. Sonic designer Naoto Ohshima is also back with a new character that Sonic, and his friends will have to face.

Use the power of the seven Chaos Emeralds to unlock various new abilities like creating clones of yourself, climbing waterfalls, powering up, and more!

And of course, Sonic Superstars offers local 4-player co-op, so fans can play solo or cooperatively with friends through the entire campaign, because what’s better than playing Sonic? Playing it with your friends.

Sonic Superstars is set to release digitally and physically in fall 2023, starting at $59.99 USD on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, the Nintendo Switch family of systems, and PC.

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