

I have such fond memories of ‘studying’ for exams in my university days. Group ‘study’ sessions. Late-night pizza deliveries.
And fighting with my sisters over whose turn it was to play Sonic the Hedgehog on our Sega Mega Drive.
We loved that game. Sonic was cute and super-fast. As him, we raced around in pursuit of the evil Dr Eggman, collecting rings to get more lives, getting lost for a moment in another world. It was the best way to let our brains have a break from our cram-sessions. It became tradition; it just wasn’t SWOT Vac without Sonic.
I’m not the only ’90s teenager who has a special place for Sonic The Hedgehog in their hearts. Which is why now, 20 or so years later, I know a whole generation will be as excited as I was to hear that Sonic’s back again in Sonic Forces. Released on November 7, 2017, the game’s going to be everywhere – available to play on PS4, XBOX One and the very portable Nintendo Switch.
