Heh, yeah, I thought the joke was kind of obvious. The message is clear: turn over Sonic to Nintendo so that he'll be in some good games for a change.

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Well, I'D rather that not happen, but sadly, that's what it's starting to look like. : /

And also: Apparently, the joke wasn't very obvious to everyone else.

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hmm italian doctor refers to mario? just guessing. well i believe it is alot of trial and error to get sonic back to popularity! i guess using wii as a turnback might work as it is easier to play in this way.

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XD gene hill zone, sonic hedgehog! (the italian doctor thing made me laugh a little when i saw how it all clicks and relates to what's been happening to Sonic)

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I hate to say it, but the comic makes a good point. Sonic in Brawl is great! And despite what others said, I do enjoy Mario and Sonic at the Olympics. If the next Sonic game fails to deliver, only one company can bring life back to Sonic. Which is also a double blade in itself... Because after Galaxy, they need something new...

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I can't really say that I agree with your assessment, Nomand - I think that the hedgehog is in a lot healthier shape than people give him credit for, and doesn't deserve the bad publicity he seems to generate.

It's become fashionable now to savage Sonic - people are nasty and fickle (gamers more than any other - just look how people have turned against Sony, who could once command fanboys as the Mongol hordes, so quickly with the PS3's lacklustre showing) and love to glory in condemnation, because it inflates them with superiority, and for gamers Sonic is the most convenient a fallen idol to kick whilst he's down. But I think that it's mostly unfair. Honestly - we snipe and hector, but has there been any Sonic game that's been truly unplayable? Truly irredeemable? Truly execrable? Don't just say a random title for the sake of being a clever dick, either - seriously consider it. They can be found at fault, but I don't believe that they can be consigned to be failures. Maybe Sonic Riders wasn't Project Gotham - but I enjoyed it! The handheld titles have been consistently strong - I'd say that Rush Adventure is a more than worthy successor to any of the Megadrive titles, even if snivelling critics won't condescend to admit it, devil take them for the conceited curmudgeonly carpers that they are. Shadow the Hedgehog and Sonic '06 are fun past the technical fumbles. There are good games, good games, at heart there, and they're almost, almost past tripping over the stumbling-blocks of mishandled execution. Even when people talk Sonic down, his games invariably hit the bestseller charts on release so I'd hardly say that his appeal is exhausted and there's something that the critics are missing in their gleeful hatchet-jobs.

Heh, poor poor Sonic.... His suckage was even felt through his mom's tummy. XDD

I do sort of agree about the whole fighting for his sexuality thing. People make him either gay, retarded, or a pedophile so much that if he didn't have the games to prove his straightness then he'd be the one screwed. People are so aweful to the poor characters. D: Including the fricken develoupers....

Also, as I've said before to people, Sonic is indeed on a downward slope towards disaster or total suckage. Next Gen was really the head of the slope, and now these retarded Nintendo things are beginning to run it into greater speed. Though the new Sonic RPG looks promising, all of it's "dark brotherhood" and all this dark random stuff is showing that they're still not learning to go back to formula.

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Owwww! You got SEGA by the balls, Nick. lol
You forgot to add "And he will desperately try to get popular by getting close to his worst rival".
I've heard about that protein about a year ago, I though it was a joke, but it isn't actually.

Eh, can't expect EVERYONE to get it.

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Well said, and I seriously can't find fault with your argument. I agree with your statement that the games are indeed fun, it's the storylines of some of the recent games that have really upset me. It's become so that the world Sonic lives in is such a convoluted mess, that I can't keep track of who's fighting who, or where some randomly-generated new character has come from. I mean, come on, the Babylon Rogues are supposed to be descendants of alien genies? The hell? Admittedly, I like Shadow and Blaze. The anti-hero is the essential yin to Sonic's yang (or is that the other way around?). And Blaze is just an interesting character. On a side note, what happened to some of the older characters? Like Ray and Mighty from the Arcade version of Sonic 1? Or Bean, Bark, and Honey from Sonic the Fighters. I enjoy the games, yes, but they've sort of lost the, well, "feel" to them I guess. I don't really know any other way to explain it.

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"Amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic."