Frontiers

Sega has said that it is targeting high review scores for the upcoming Sonic Frontiers, after recent mainline Sonic The Hedgehog games had middling reviews.  This goal for the newest entry in the franchise was revealed by Sega in a transcription of its investor question and answer panel for the last fiscal year (from May 20). When asked if Sega is setting target scores for Sonic Frontiers, the company said: “We have set internal targets, as the correlation between the scores of external evaluation organisations and…

Sega is aiming for the stars with Sonic Frontiers, as the company wants the game to receive a position reception from critics.In a recent Q&A session with investors (translated by VGC), Sega CEO Haruki Satomi and CFO Koichi Fukazawa were asked about quality metrics for Sonic Frontiers, as well as potential review scores. You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos.Size:640 × 360480 × 270 Want us to remember this setting for all your devices? Sign up or Sign in…

The last time we saw a proper trailer for Sonic Frontiers was at The Game Awards in December 2021. By then, it had been over six months since Sega released a cryptic teaser trailer at the end of its Sonic Central livestream. The game would’ve launched in time for Sonic the Hedgehog’s 30th anniversary, but Sega explained that it delayed its release to the 2022 holiday season to give the Sonic team more time to brush up on its quality during the development phase. Aside from that (and confirmation that Roger Craig…