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Rumour: Sonic Anniversary on Nintendo 3DS

March 7th 2011 09:45

The Official Nintendo Magazine UK contacted SEGA which they replied “no comment”.

It says that “Sonic Anniversary” will be available for Nintendo DS, PSP, Play Station 3 and Wii, with a Xbox 360 version to be confirmed. Although as according to a comment on the Spanish social network Tuenti, is said that there was going to be 4 Sonic games: Sonic Anniversary, Sonic 3DS (title not given yet), Mario and Sonic 3 (It’s possibly not a sports game) and Sonic 4 Episode 2. Even it might incorrect that information. Even though the Sonic 3DS game might be a Nintendo 3DS version of the game, although we don’t know yet until SEGA puts it on its websites. It said that it will be a mix of 2D and 3D with stages from various Sonic titles. Even Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 2 is in production at the moment.

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SEGA is probably guilty on too many Sonic games

January 5th 2011 14:11

SEGA’s popular videogame series and mascot “Sonic the Hedgehog” is coming to a decline.

In 1991 SEGA’s mascot came to the rescue to make him as an official mascot and to succeed its previous mascot “Alex Kidd”. This videogame character (including the series) became very popular since his debut. From 1992-1995 many Sonic games were made in the USA because Yuji Naka and Naoto Oshima had problems at their Japanese Sonic Team studio. In 1995 Yuji Naka and his computer team returned to Japan to make new Sonic games such as Knuckles’ Chaotix for the SEGA Super 32X (known as the SEGA 32X in the USA and the Mega Drive 32X in Europe) and some other games like Sonic Drift 2. From 1996-2000 Sonic Team began to make less Sonic games, so that Sonic Team could concentrate on it’s non-Sonic games (such as NiGHTS, Phantasy Star and Samba de Amigo). In 2000 there was only one Sonic game released, called Sonic Shuffle for the Dreamcast. Since Yuji Naka left Sonic Team in 2006, Nishiyama (who succeeded Yuji Naka) became President of Sonic Team and soon they began to make a lot of Sonic games and this made SEGA too guilty, so by 2012 and future years they might either be 0 or 1 Sonic game. In 2011 they’ll be 3 Sonic games. The truth is this might not happen after 2011, but if it does this would upset the fans. We do not know if this blog and many other Sonic sites would have a lot of posts or news to put, after 2011, it would probably just crap from old Sonic games and new related merchandise. Although, after 2011, SEGA will still own the rights for Sonic, if they don’t make any Sonic games after 2011.

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Sonic Free Riders releases in the U.S.

November 9th 2010 15:59

Sonic Free Riders released on November 4th in U.S. markets. To annouce the game SEGA launched a YouTube video.

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25th Anniversary of Super Mario Bros.

November 2nd 2010 14:29

Super Mario Bros. has celebrated its 25th anniversary since it's debut in 1985 on the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System).

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We've changed our blog design

July 27th 2010 10:37

Daniel's Stamp Blog has changed its blog design. It's better than the original.

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Stamp Collecting Part 1

July 26th 2010 10:32

All you need to stamp collect is:
A stamp catalogue (I recommend a worldwide stamp catalogue)
Colour Key

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Digital Edition for Gibbons Stamp Monthly

July 20th 2010 08:59

In 2010 Stanley Gibbons announced on a monthly e-mail newsletter that I read featuring a digital edition of their stamp magazine from 1890 to 2010 and this became part of my Christmas List for this year.

Timeline of Gibbons Stamp Monthly magazines

According to Stanley Gibbons' website

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Machin Stamp

July 5th 2010 09:34

Machin Definitive, 1967

The Machin Definitive (term for an Every Day Use stamp) was first adopted by St. Helena (a British island colony in Southern Africa where Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) was captured) in 1961 for its definitive series in the same year, which soon it was portraited on British commemorative and special stamps since 1966, the British low values in 1967 (which superceded the Wilding definitives of 1952) and the British high values since 1969 (to replace the castles issue of 1955). The stamp was designed by Arnold Machin (1911-1999)

Arnold Machin

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Epaulettes

June 29th 2010 11:52

Epaulettes

Epaulettes is nickname for the Belgian stamps that portrayed King Leopold I (the first king of Belgium)

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The Bull's Eye

June 25th 2010 09:44

Brazil stamp, 1843

The Brazillan Bull's Eye stamps were introduced in 1843 and became second group of Stamps in the world, also the first country outside Britain to have stamps.

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