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SEGA president Shuji Utsumi has labeled Sonic Superstars as a “disappointment.”That news comes from an interview with Eurogamer. Utsumi was asked about how SEGA is ensuring that the Sonic games remain at a high level. Up until more recently, quality of Sonic titles had come into question. SEGA was also pumping out different games fairly quickly.Utsumi had this to say in response, in which he also briefly commented on Sonic Superstars:“That’s a very good question. We were trying to do something creative with Sonic Frontiers. With Sonic Superstars it turned out to be a disappointment, in terms of the outcome compared to what we delivered. This time we have Sonic X Shadow Generations and the next Sonic movie, so we’re pushing things in the transmedia direction – movies and games working in harmony to make things bigger. But the core [of the experience] is the game. The game needs to be very good or else there is no transmedia effect.The Sonic X Shadow Generations game is actually very good, I would say awesome, action-wise. But starting next year, it’s going to be the next level, as you will just see at TGA.”Earlier in the year, SEGA actually noted that Sonic Superstars was “generally been well received by those who have played it”, but it fell “short of the initial forecast”. The company pointed out that the title’s launch “coincided with competing titles in the same genre”. It released right around the same time as Super Mario Bros. Wonder.SEGA announced Sonic

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By Daniel Parker , posted on 19 November 2023 / 4,560 ViewsIf there has ever been a game that seems to indicate a company losing its way, it's Sonic Superstars. Following on from Sonic Mania a few years back, it makes you wonder how things could ever turn out to be so bad. It's 2023, not 1991. Back then we could accept that Marble Zone and Starlight Zone didn't really have much going for them; they were simply a starting point for the franchise. We would soon get two sequels, with Sonic 3 & Knuckles being the best of the bunch on the SEGA Genesis. The only logical answer to why Sonic Superstars could be so bad is that it had a low-budget development process. It looks, sounds, and feels like it did at least.One of the few things Sonic Superstars manages to get right is what you really need in a proper 2D Sonic game: solid physics. No, they're not perfect, but they're close enough to not hinder the experience. The characters feel as they should, for the most part, with one exception being that Knuckles can't use enemies to gain height while gliding. Overall, it feels great to run, jump, and dash through Superstars' levels, and my complaints about this area of the game are extremely minor. Outside of that, the music is honestly the only other positive aspect of the game, although even that remark comes with caveats. The strong music tracks are really good, but when a track doesn't fit into this category then it tends to be downright awful. Composer Tee Lopes returns after working on other strong titles in recent years, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge, Streets of Rage 4, and of course Sonic Mania. The soundtrack here is a collaboration and all of Tee Lopes' tracks sound great.Franchise veteran Jun Senoue returns as well, however there's something that should be said about his inclusion. In the days of the SEGA Genesis, music had to be specially re-created using the console's internal sound chip. So, for example, Senoue would create a track using a real-life instrument, and then someone else on the sound team would re-create a chiptune version of it using the SEGA Genesis hardware. Fans have already created remixes of some of Senoue's Sonic Superstars themes using the Genesis soundfont - and they sound great. Unfortunately, his themes as they are in the game proper don't sound good at all, simply because they feel like a failed attempt at trying to hit a few nostalgia points. The only exception to this is the Press Factory Zone; his other tracks sound as if they're heavily inspired by Sonic 4, but only Press Factory Zone is successful in doing what they were truly intending to achieve.The first three Zones are so mind-numbingly boring that it's a chore to get through them; Superstars doesn't begin to feel the least bit fun until Pinball Carnival. Most stages feature uninspired level design, bland visuals, and