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Are we possessed by false hope about 3D Sonic games?

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It all depends on Sega and Sonic Team. Are they willing to cut their losses and get a new team set up? Or will they continue to try and hold onto 3D Sonic? I'm an avid fan of the Boost Formula, but I do believe that it's time to let it go for a long while. I really think that a more refined version of Adventure/2/Heroes could be a really good place for Sonic. They had a lot of great concepts but instead of refining said concepts they just moved on to make something new. And to be honest, i'd like to see the goofy writers behind the Boom Cartoon take a shot at a nice goofy adventure.

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