Sonic Central, SEGA’s new(ish) video series debuting new Sonic content, has revealed new free content for Sonic Frontiers. Due out later today, the content update adds new challenges, new moves including the spin dash (!!!), new crazy looking Koco to collect, new game features and birthday cosmetics for Sonic to wear. All this arrives later today!
The Sonic Central stream has announced that the Sonic Symphony is hitting the road for a live concert tour! A full list of cities will be announced soon, and a full orchestra and rock band are confirmed. More news as we hear it!
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Revealed today on the Sonic Central live stream is an upcoming virtual Sonic the Hedgehog concert featuring a full orchestra and appearances by Tomoya Ohtani, Crush 40 and others. This concert will be free and will debut on June 23.
In all the commotion over the announcement of Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice, a piece of information slipped by many fans as it was tacked on to the end of the game’s press release. Heading to iOS and Android devices this summer is a Sonic the Hedgehog information app called “Sonic Central” which will act as a hub for franchise information including art, wallpapers, character bios, clips from animated shows including Sonic Boom, concept art, and games. The app will also include a function called Sonic Pix which will allow users to include Sonic and friends in photos (think Dreamcast Dreameye but not all pixelated).
The name Sonic Central may be familiar to some fans, as it was initially the official North American Sonic the Hedgehog page operated by SEGA in the mid to late 2000s. Sonic City, meanwhile, was the European site. The North American site wound down in 2008. No word if SEGA will revive the Sonic Central site for the upcoming app. As mentioned, the app will arrive this summer, and once we have more info we will be sure to share!