The Japanese company will offer information about the future of the brand throughout the twelve months of this calendar, always on the 20th.
SEGA has presented the Sonic 2020 initiative, whereby on the 20th of each of the twelve months of 2020 they will offer news and information about the future of Sonic the Hedgehog.
The first of these twelve doses of information is this, the birth of Sonic 2020, which comes accompanied by an illustration in which the well-known blue hedgehog holds a ring with his left hand; They have also changed their header images on social networks with 21 other characters related to the Sonic universe.
Also, from the official website a space dedicated to this project has been inaugurated with all this graphic material available in different formats and sizes, depending on whether we want to use the main illustration as a wallpaper for mobile or computer.
Sonic 2020
In the official statement of promise it is mentioned that there are several events scheduled on Sonic the Hedgehog throughout 2020, a kind of countdown to the character's thirtieth anniversary in 2021. So far, SEGA's plans with the IP are unknown. within the video game, because right now there is no video game in production, at least publicly, after the launch of Team Sonic Racing and Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics in 2019, Sonic Forces and Sonic Mania, both in 2017 .
Fans expect the next major installment (either two-dimensional or three-dimensional) to be announced throughout 2020. For now, it's time to wait. What does have publication date is the premiere of Sonic: The Movie, whose delay was caused by the redesign of the character, specifically on February 14, 2020, Valentine's Day, with Ben Schwartz as Sonic and Jim Carrey as Dr Robotnik, along with James Marsden, Neal McDonald, Tika Sumpter, Adam Pally and Natasha Rothwell.
Paramount, producer of the tape, has had about 90 million dollars in budget, an amount much higher than the initial figure after deciding that it was necessary to provide an extra capital to not compromise the final quality of the film.
