Grant, Bo, and David are back in action with an edit from Smoovies and gameplay footage from Jack of old Games. This time, we talk about the various crossovers Sonic’s getting involved with, and reflect on Sonic Mania.
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I’m still hoping the Sonic X Transformers collab toy gets David to jump into the wild world of Transformers, speaking of crossovers.
I really enjoyed the insights on Sonic’s crossovers in this episode of Sonic Weekly. The discussion about Sonic Mania was engaging. Do you think these crossovers add depth to Sonic’s universe, or is it becoming too cluttered?
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The Sonic crossover wave has been relentless lately — Lego, Fortnite, Fall Guys. It’s become one of those franchises where the brand seems to thrive on collabs more than mainline releases. The Sonic Mania reflection is well-earned; that game reminded people what the series can actually be.
The crossover talk got me thinking about how Sonic’s music has evolved with each collaboration. Speaking of interactive experiences, have you tried the gesture synth? It’s a free online instrument that lets you control sound with hand movements via webcam, perfect for experimenting with your own Sonic-inspired tunes.
This article hit close to home — being banned from a community you’ve invested so much time in is such a frustrating experience. It’s a reminder of how much we all value the spaces where we share our passion. Running Tap and hold keeps me focused on creating visual tools for social media, but honestly, stories like this about online community dynamics are something I think about a lot too. Would love to hear what the author’s next steps are.