Reports of Bottleneck on Facebook, Watch it Inside
Sega made good on its promise of a Sonic trailer minutes ago on Facebook in a big way. The company had been teasing as much on its Twitter account since Tuesday.
Admittedly, due to the vagueness, we weren’t sure what to expect, but the 50 second trailer, CGI in nature and not showing any gameplay or a name, does show off a CGI Green Hill Zone under construction of sorts, along with a classic Sonic model, without green eyes. Despite not revealing a name, all indications are this is, at the very least, Sonic Generations as described in October. The trailer also notes it will be for XBOX 360 and PS3 at least, and online enabled for both consoles.
Already the trailer has made it to Youtube, so if you’re having trouble watching it on Facebook, you can watch it below. TSSZ will bring you community reaction and other angles to the story throughout the day. Stay with us for complete coverage of this first major step in Sonic’s 20th anniversary. We are also blowing out our @Issue poll early, so you can give your assessment on the trailer.
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@Anon: “Just don’t try to state your opinions as facts or make me change my views, and you and I will probably get along well.”
Whoops! Oh shit, now I know why you misunderstood me XD
@Anon: And I don’t just mean in the CGI trailer, Classic Sonic’s mouth is on the side in a lot of classic artwork, as well as the cover art for almost every classic game, both main series and spin-off.
@ Amuro
Its ok for the motuh to be on the side in 2D or in artwork, but on a 3D model, it’s a deformity. And this trailor is the ONLY time where it shows a Classic Sonic with the mouth on the siode of his head.
And this trailor is the ONLY time where it shows a Classic Sonic with the mouth on the siode of his head.
^whoops! Sorry about that.
“Yeah, the mouth on the side is a flaw they did in this trailor, but since Classic Sonic looks so good, it’s easy to ignore”
“And this trailor is the ONLY time where it shows a Classic Sonic with the mouth on the siode of his head.”
http://images.wikia.com/sonic/images/6/6d/Sonic_67.png
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100326155554/sonic/images/c/cb/Sonicfirst.png
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090628035935/sonic/images/d/d5/Sonic_49.png
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101002030208/sonic/images/5/54/Sonic3TitleFullBodies.png
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090819171257/sonic/images/7/7d/Sonic_32.png
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100613021321/sonic/images/3/39/Hedgehog.PNG
Been like that since day one.
@ Krush96
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@Anon: “And this trailer is the ONLY time where it shows a Classic Sonic with the mouth on the siode of his head.”
Looks like someone forgot the intro to 3D Blast. Sorry, but krush96 is right on that. Not to sound like a modern “moran” as mariotehplumber likes to call people like me, but in almost all artwork, 2D or 3D, Classic Sonic’s mouth is on the side of his mouth.
No it wasn’t.
And for artwork, and 2D, it’s ok for the motuh to be on the side.
On a 3D model, it’s a deformity.
Read what I say, please.
Oh, wow. 2 models where the mouth was on the side, and even then, they’re from the same game.
Yes, that TOTALLY destroys everything I say and makes the idiots right.
And not to mention that same game also counts as a 2D game (3D Blast wasn’t “fully” 3D”
I… did read what you said, and the models from the 3D Blast opening, as well as the Sonic Jam intro had his mouth on the side.
^@Anon
Meh, whatever. At least those models are completely fine regarding everything else.
They had me grinning like a fool in the first ten seconds, specifically after that familiar SEGA jingle.
a lil off topic but a lil on. =]
sigh… i wanna be the president of Sega so badly!! things WOULD be put under control. im black so i dont play! lol haaaaah. i kid i kid… okay but really race doesn’t matter to setting things strait. its just ppl tend to purposefully fail at it alot of times. [meaning they dont really care for the basis of a good image(i feel) ] >.<'
I want sonic generations on wii or 3ds