Joy

Robots was Blue Sky.

Anyway, it’s normal to include stuff like that on DVD bonus features, for posterity and junk.

See, this is what happens when you have multiple animation tabs open at once. 😅

It was actually attatched to the main film itself, rather than the extras menu which was unusual. I personally found it quite cool as it made it feel that little bit more like watching it at the movies.

There is a digital poster at the entrance to my local cinema.

Apparently the movie has been sponsoring the family afternoon movie slot on Channel 5, but I haven't seen it myself.

My mind usually defaults to the Drummond-era voices (except Amy who is Lina Inverse uhh I mean Lisa Ortiz), or for the classic Sonic cast, the dubbed OVA voices.

Oh yeah for the classic cast I absolutely hear the OVA voices as well! 😅

I always go for the current voices in my head when reading. (It always appropriately switches with every cast change.) 

Sometimes, though, it gets a little hard when the current voice of a character hasn't been given a good number of speaking lines for me to go off of, so I substitute a previous voice. (See Kyle Hebert's Big until very recently in TSR. With Sonic X, ASR, AND LEGO Dimensions to go off of, it was just easier to pop Oliver Wyman in my head.)

For new characters, I imagine actors that I think suit them. For instance, Spike the Porcupine from the Nu252 Archieverse I gave a slightly aged-up Jaleel White Sonic voice because of the parallels between him and Sonic. (As well as his seemingly comparative youth.) Also, funnily enough, my voice of choice for Eclipse was actually the same Liam O'Brien voice that eventually became Infinite. How 'bout that? 😆

My own voice? I don't know how one has the mental energy to assign different voices while reading O_O

I read it everything with my own inner voice o.o

It tends to depend on the era of the comic for me. My default go to Sonic voice is Ryan Drummond, but if I'm reading an early Archie comic, I'll hear Jaleel, and if it's a Sonic Boom comic I'll hear Roger.

For Archie Sonic, I used to imagine the game voices changing whenever they changed in the games. As in, when the 4kids cast took over with Shadow the Hedgehog, I imaged Sonic just suddenly switching from Drummond to Griffith around issue 157.

Kinda difficult given all of the voices we've had over the years. The only one I can say for certain is Mike Pollock with Eggman, since he's been the longest standing voice to date for any character.

knack 3 & knuckles

Sonic and Knackles

Jungle Joyride Night is also worth mentioning 

It's my alarm sound rn

Sonic 3 Complete 

Sonic & Knuckles Collection

A bad game

If SEGA's going to do anything, then giving attention to Skies of Arcadia and Jet Set Radio sounds like a good start.

For Sonic, though, I'm not sure. Maybe a new game, or just a marketing push.

Bad game jokes are not funny k thx

We might get an announcement for a game, thats for sure.

But I can also hope that they return in making remasters, Colors HD would be neat.

I guess betting on a sure thing is kinda boring 

@JosepHenry I mean, it's a sorry state of affairs when you think that @Soniman was making a joke when he was simply following to the logical conclusion.

I just want Rush 3.

I loved Burnout Paradise back on PS3, riddiculously fun game. Have you started a Showtime yet? "BUS"

Ohhh I haven't yet actually! I discovered Big Surf Island by complete accident (that was so cool) so I've literally just stayed there trying to 100% it before I head back to the mainland.

I'm really considering on catch it on Steam Sale. I've played it a lot on torrent and Burnout Dominator (Original) on PS2.

World of Illusion. Its really easy and short, but it's a very good game. You get three different campaigns depending on if you're Mickey, Donald, or playing in co-op. And co-op is great fun. Castle of Illusion is also good.

-Monster World IV is a cute, fun and charming platformer.

-If you want challenge and some of the best boss battles in an action game, play Contra: Hard Corps.

-Shining Force is an amazing SRPG with an interesting world.

-If you are a fan of the classic Zelda titles, Beyond Oasis is a great alternative. The game is more combat focused than Zelda, though.

- ToeJam & Earl can be really addictive when you finally understand the gameplay.

-Streets of Rage 2 is one of the best Beat 'em Ups of all time and has a sick soundtrack.

Mega Man the Wily Wars is a fantastic remake, please play it.

Comix Zone and Dynamite Heddy are both really good, but they'll kick you in the nuts if you're not careful. Shinobi III is far and away the best Shinobi game that was on the Genesis, and Kid Chameleon is a unique type of platformer that has an insane number of alternate routes and secret levels (it can also kick you in the nuts though, a good amount of the Genesis's library be like that). And I know it ain't the best hack and slash out there, but I like Golden Axe as well.

Wonder Boy in Monster World. I think it's better than Monster World IV due to the latter's linearity and lack of magic options.

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! I'm hoping to beat as many of the games as possible rather than just dipping in and out, so it'll take a while to get to them all but it looks like a fun time!

Starting with the Mickey games since I already played the Castle of Illusion remake and they both seem like a nice brisk length to complete and tick off the list.