No fooling! SEGAbits, Sonic Retro, and SEGA Retro welcome you the next level of SEGA fansites.
We’re excited to announce that SEGAbits will be partnering with Sonic Retro and SEGA Retro! Yes, we know, it’s April Fools day, but we are not joking. Administrators from both SEGAbits and Sonic Retro have made the decision to join forces to create the ultimate SEGA fan resource. Let’s get the big questions out of the way:
Will SEGAbits be drastically changed? No. SEGAbits will continue to bring readers news, reviews, original content and more. No design changes will be made, aside from our usual improvements as well as some additions mentioned below.
Will communities remain separate? Yes. We realize that both Sonic Retro and SEGAbits have their own communities and we do not want to merge either one into the other. SEGAbits.com and SonicRetro.org will remain.
What are the plans for Sonic Retro? Sonic Retro will continue be the Internet’s ultimate Sonic the Hedgehog resource. The Sonic Retro forums will still be home to the vast Sonic Retro community. As for the home page, SEGAbits and Sonic Retro staffs are hard at work on redefining Sonic Retro’s home page goals and once we have a plan set, you can expect it to be a change for the better.
So what’s the big deal? For starters, the plan is to integrate the expansive and informative SEGA Retro wiki into SEGAbits. We don’t want to give too much away, but expect to see SEGA Retro content improving and expanding on SEGAbits content. For example, a SEGAbits review of a game will be greatly enhanced with the integration of SEGA Retro information.
With the integration of SEGA Retro, SEGAbits will offer news, reviews, original content, a forum for SEGA fans to interact in, as well as a hugely informative wiki packed with SEGA information. Have more questions about the partnership? Comment below or visit our dedicated forum topic. We can’t wait to see where this new future for SEGAbits and Sonic Retro leads – we assume to blue, blue skies.
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Oh man it’s like Kartel all over again except with Sonic the Hedgehog instead of that Asian douchenozzle guy.
Kidding.
Also whoa I love the Sega Retro logo. Yay Super Hang-On <3
The SEGA Retro logo was designed by our very own Barry the Nomad. Its his take on their current logo: http://segaretro.org/skins/SegaRetro/segaretro_logo.png
Interesting. I always thought it would be cool to have adatabase of informationand reviews, if this isn’t an april fools joke.
No joke! That is actually the plan. I can lay it out more in The Mafia forums.
That’s great, Sega Retro is a good resource.
We’ve added SEGA Retro to our header (click “Info” for the wiki). Further, more technical, stuff to come! Really excited to see the bits getting pushed to the next level thanks to all the cool info they have
Happy April Fool’s Day. ^^
That logo is beast
we were thinking each has their mascot, so Opa Opa for bits, Hang-On dude for Retro and Sonic for Sonic Retro (duh)
Billy Hatcher for….?