Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Unused) Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above are from a series of unlockable stickers that never made the final cut into the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Unused) Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above are from a series of unlockable stickers that never made the final cut into the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Unused) Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above are from a series of unlockable stickers that never made the final cut into the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Unused)

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above are from a series of unlockable stickers that never made the final cut into the game.

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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above display the concept design for a variety of levels from inside the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above display the concept design for a variety of levels from inside the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above display the concept design for a variety of levels from inside the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above display the concept design for a variety of levels from inside the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above display the concept design for a variety of levels from inside the game. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is a 2012 kart racing game for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC, Vita and 3DS. Different versions of the game have been released over time all their own exclusive content based on platform features and 3rd party involvement. The main gimmick behind this game is that the vehicles transform to go on air, sea and land and a variety of shortcuts appear alongside levels that evolve as new things happen. Sporting beautiful environments based off a wide variety levels from many different games, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed is not only very successful in its sales but also among fans. The concept art is amazing as well. The images above display the concept design for a variety of levels from inside the game.

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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry “Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date. Text Source & Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jed Henry

“Jed Henry is an illustrator, lifelong gamer, Japanophile, and all-around nerd. He grew up copying art from game manuals, and years later, eventually got a degree in animation….” Jed’s reimagining of classic video game characters in a traditional Japanese artistic style is genius and his adaptations are spot on. Jed’s series of Ukiyoe Heroes can be purchased in his Ukiyoe Heroes website as Giclée Prints or as Woodblock Prints. Also check out hisFacebook and Tumblr pages to stay up to date.

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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Robert Porter

Robert Porter is a professional digital artist from Chicago, Illinois. His deviantART gallery is filled with everything from fanart and commissions to collaborative projects such as Cryamore (an indie game project he is helping to design). One such project he’s working on are the pages to an upcoming graphic novel titled, Rat Rage featuring characters who are (you guessed it) rats. The entire manga-style graphic novel is worth checking out but Robert didn’t stop with the work for his graphic novel. He took his comic style a full step further when he redesigned several classic video game characters to match the design of Rat Rage. Some of the characters he has done so far include Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles “Tails” Prower, and Donkey Kong.

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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 2 Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 2 Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 2

Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work.

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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 2 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 2 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 2 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 2 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 2

“Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well.

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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 1 Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 1 Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 1 Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 1 Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work. Image Source
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Artist Watch - Jorge Straub PART 1

Jorge is an amazing artist from Brazil. He has an elaborate collection of pieces modeled carefully in 3D. Most of what he showcases are famous bosses and levels from  the retro “Sonic the Hedgehog” video games for the Sega Genesis. Each image brings 16-bit images to life in 3D. His designs stay very true to the original bosses and levels so the nostalgia of the retro Sonic legacy stays intact. Be sure to check out his deviantART gallery to see more of Jorge’s amazing work.

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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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dotcore: Sonic The Hedgehog.by Oliver Mansfield.
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Sonic The Hedgehog.
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 1 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 1 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 1 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 1 “Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well. Image Source
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Concept Art - Sonic Generations PART 1

“Sonic the Hedgehog” is a classic video game franchise dating back to the 16 bit era in 1991. Even though Sonic’s games were some of the greatest 2D platformers of the 90s, he’s had a rough time making the transition into the era of 3D gaming. After about a decade of growing pains, Sonic finally got a grasp in 3D gaming in 2010 with the release of “Sonic Colors”. To keep the momentum on Sonic’s 20th anniversary, “Sonic Generations” was released. This new game celebrated the franchise by allowing players to revisit the greatest moments of Sonic’s past. Everything from the old school Chemical Plant from “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” to the modern Planet Wisp from “Sonic Colors” was featured. The concept art for this game shows how the levels were redesigned for modern HD graphics; All levels were given a modern makeover to mix things up and it worked very well.

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