Much like Sonic Mania‘s Plus add-on in 2018, Sonic Origins is getting an upgrade. Sonic Origins Plus brings 12 Game Gear games to the collection, along with another playable character. This ...

Of course, as with any franchise, however, some titles are better than others, so we've ranked all 12 Game Gear Sonic games from worst to best as decided by you fine folks.

Sonic the Hedgehog characters and cards will be featured in an upcoming Magic: The Gathering crossover, as part of a future ...

Sonic 2 particular suffers on Game Gear as its too zoomed in, the first boss is rendered far more difficult as a result. The original GG Sonic is good though, a far better Master System port than ...

News Donkey Kong Jr. and Sonic Blast Head to Japan 3DS VC. G, Sonic. Two more for the 3DS Virtual Console in Japan: NES title Donkey Kong Jr. and Sonic Blast (aka G Sonic) for Game Gear. Neither ...

5; Uncharted2007; Mon 27th Mar 2023; This is a non-issue. I grew up on the Game Gear versions and am happy to see them included. The only thing missing for me is the Genesis version of Sonic ...

That will include adding 12 Game Gear games, that weren’t included in the original version, the ability to play as Amy in any of the Mega Drive games, and as Knuckles in Sonic CD.

With 12 Game Gear titles, playable Knuckles, and Amy Rose all playable on modern gaming platforms, "Sonic Origins Plus" offers gamers a classic experience that they won't want to miss.

12 Game Gear Games Emulated and Playable in the Museum Classic Amy as a Playable Character in Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, 3, and Sonic CD Knuckles as a Playable Character in Sonic CD ...

Sonic Origins Plus is bringing more older Sonic games to the collection, though maybe not the ones you had in mind. The Sega Game Gear, although one of the more forgettable handheld consoles ...

Sonic Origins gets beefed up with some classic Game Gear games. Is it worth taking for a spin (dash)? Read our Sonic Origins Plus PS5 review to find out!

The Master System and Game Gear versions of Sonic 1 had hewn fairly close to the Genesis standard, but Sonic 2 on Sega's 8-bit systems bore little comparison to the 16-bit title of the same name.