Sonic Frontiers was planned for 2021 but Sega decided to delay the launch one year

1991 saw many follows up as well as innovators in video games, such as Street Boxer II, Final Dream IV, Mega Man 4, and also The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, along with brand-new titles such as Sonic the Hedgehog, F-Zero and Lemmings. The year's highest-grossing video clip game worldwide was Cap com's game combating game Street Boxer II. The year's very popular residence system was the Video game Boy for the 2nd year in a row, while the year's very successful home computer game was Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog, which was additionally the year's leading video game leasing in the United States.

The gala of The Game Awards 2021 surprised with many trailers and new advertisements, including the new blue hedgehog adventure, Sonic Frontiers. The next game of the veteran character will bet on the action and platforms in the open world and will be in charge of the Sonic Generations and Sonic Forces team. This new delivery was announced with a launch window scheduled for Christmas of this 2022, although as Sonic Stadium has shared, the SEGA plans were very different.

In the question and answer session for investors on December 14, SEGA confirmed that the game would have been delayed for quality reasons. Sonic Frontiers should be part of the celebration of 30th anniversary of Sonic EN 2021. SEGA has also ensured that it has been performing constantly analysis throughout the development phase.

SEGA Trusts the quality of Sonic Frontiers This analyzes would also include external evaluations, something that has managed to raise the expectations of the company with respect to game quality. The trust of SEGA at Sonic Frontiers will be reflected at its price, which will remain beyond its launch so to keep the value of high intellectual property, instead of lowering the price at an early stage looking to increase the Number of units sold.

Sega also answered questions about the state of the franchise, noting that the film closes the generational gap achieving attract millions of people towards the character. Sonic product licenses would continue functioning well in North America and Europe, although it would be more difficult to reach the Japanese public. April 8 will be released around the world Sonic: the film 2, and about it Jeff Fowler, the director of this promising sequel.