Our core, core fans who love that 2D classic Sonic gameplay, but also the kids and parents who want to come in and have casual fun. Just jump in and play Sonic. It’s fast and it’s lots of fun.

Between Sonic Mania and, more recently, Sonic Origins, fans of classic 2D Sonic are eating pretty well. But what we can all agree on is that we need another Sonic murder mystery game.

Announced at Summer Game Fest, Sonic Superstars is the next entry in the legendary series. Sonic Superstars features a smooth 3D art style, but classic 2D Sonic gameplay.

Sonic Origins is the latest collection spotlighting the classic 2D Sonic the Hedgehog games from the Sega Genesis era. This bundle packs features such as all-new opening and ending cutscenes for ...

The 2D platformer will be arriving on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, accompanied by a physical release at launch. What’s better is that this new Sonic adventure will ...

The modern 2D side-scrolling Sonic games are usually the ones that instill new hope into the rabid fanbase after a few years of less-than-stellar 3D entries, similar to how 2017's excellent Sonic ...

Sonic Superstars is the latest in a long line of 2D Sonic titles, and it’s doing what it needs to stand out. Co-op, Emerald Powers, and a set of all-new levels are not just great back-of-the-box ...

The game is very much a love letter to retro Sonic fans, featuring classic 2D platforming action with sumptuous old-school aesthetic, which harkens back to the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive games.

Games like Sonic Mania sidestep this reasoning as it can be pitched as a remaster of the classic 2D games. So it’s probably for the best that Sonic Utopia has gone its own way on this.

Sonic 3D in 2D is what it says on the tin, but that doesn’t really do Sotaknuck’s work justice. Enemies unique to Sonic 3D Blast have been recreated in the style of classic side-scrolling ...

Sonic Advance Review It's ultimately a satisfying experience thanks to a mix of classic Sonic 2D gameplay, a familiar cast of characters, and new technology. By Ricardo Torres on February 8, 2002 ...