With the participation of various celebrities.
To continue the celebrations of the 30th anniversary of Sonic the Hedgehog, SAW and the partner company producing energy drinks G FUEL, through a press release they decided to collaborate to create a documentary mini-series entitled Sonic All-Star Series, featuring a slew of celebrities and influencers who share their favorite Sonic memories over the years.
The first episode is available today on the official Sonic the Hedgehog YouTube channel a this address, and sees the participation of Jirard Khalil of The Completionist. During the episode, Khalil talks about the evolution of the iconic series, noting how one of his favorite aspects of Sonic the Hedgehog was the introduction of simultaneous multiplayer.
Also try drawing a portrait of Sonic in the episode and play the classic Green Hill Zone Act 1 level of the original Sonic the Hedgehog chapter, released in 1991. This is a must-see series if you are a lover of the iconic blue hedgehog! Below you can take a look at the first episode.
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SEGA will continue to release new episodes of the Sonic All-Star Series in the coming weeks, so be sure to check out the Sonic the Hedgehog YouTube channel for more.
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