Released alongside the 3DS version, Sonic Lost World also arrived on the Wii U signalling Sonic’s first main series title released on the console. Other than sharing the same name, story and overall style, Lost World on the Wii U is distinctly different from its portable cousin.
Riding high on the success of Sonic Colours, Generations and to some extent, Sonic 4, many thought that the problem of glitchy, mediocre Sonic titles was a thing of the past and the infamous ‘Sonic Cycle’ had seen its day.
Days before the launch of the Nintendo 2DS and Pokemon X & Y, Nintendo UK have launched their own online store, providing many first party (and some third party) games for the Wii/Wii U and Nintendo DS/3DS, along with a selection of accessories for their consoles.
Earlier today, Sega released a new extended trailer for Sonic Lost World detailing the main group of bosses in the game, the Deadly Six. At just under 5 minutes long, each character is featured along with snippets from their boss battle stages.
Following several months of uncertainty regarding Atlus’ future after its parent company, Index Corporation filed for bankruptcy, Sega has now confirmed that it has purchased Atlus and Index via auction, the later of which will be restructured into Sega Dream Corporation.
With the summer holidays over and grey skies returning, the voice of Mario, Luigi and many other characters in the Mario series; Charles Martinet, came to London’s John Lewis flagship store to bring a day of mario filled fun to hundreds of Nintendo fans.