Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has finally released physically today, over four months after it initially hit theaters.
Amongst the physical versions are DVD, Blu-ray, 4K Ultra-HD Blu-ray editions, and a bundle that includes that Sonic 1 and 2 blu-rays. There are also a few retail exclusive editions, including a Best Buy-exclusive steelbook version that replicates the Sonic 2 game packaging, and a Walmart-exclusive edition that includes the IDW Pre-quill comic.
You can find Sonic 2 anywhere DVDs and blu-rays are sold, including Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart, mostly between $17.99 and $30.
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U.S. retailers Gamestop and Walmart have updated their product pages for Sonic & SEGA All Stars Racing with some new tid-bits of information. If the information is true the game will have 20 characters and 24 tracks total.
Here’s the information as listed on their site’s –
* Party racing fun Battle it out in single player, challenge your friends in 4 player split-screen or compete in 8 player online action! Game modes include Grand Prix, Arcade and Time Attack.
* All your favorite racers Choose from 20 different characters from the Sonic & SEGA universe including Sonic, Tails, AiAi and Amigo.
* High Velocity Vehicles Every character drives their own unique vehicle including sports cars, bikes, monster trucks, planes and even a giant banana to perform special maneuvers!
* All-Star moves Race by a competitor with a variety of pick-up weapons (missiles, mines and other obstacles) or one of the 20 unique character moves such as Tails’ tornado, Samba’s conga line, and much more!
* Stunning visuals Race over medieval castle ramparts, under lush rainforest canopies and through bustling cityscapes as you battle through 24 challenging tracks from the Sonic and SEGA Universe.
The information looks like a legit press release of sorts that SEGA could have passed on to retailers but we’ll wait for a full confirmation from SEGA/Sumo Digital. In terms of the character and track totals, we could hopefully see more via downloadable content though if the leaked box art info is right plus Sumo Digital have previously expressed an interest in it so fingers crossed.
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