OK, so as far as I'm aware Sega developed and produced the games but they originally brought the rights from Jay Geertsen. The last game in the main series was Columns III: Revenge of Columns and since then there's been various spinoffs but Sega's signiture puzzle series has been the Puyo Puyo series ever since Sega brought the rights of the game from Compile and assigned Sonic Team to the Puyo Puyo series. As far as I'm aware Sonic Team has not been involved in Columns.

But, as I said, Sonic Team have been making Puyo Puyo games since Puyo Pop for the Game Boy Advance (Minna de Puyo Puyo), the games since then, they have experiance in making these puzzle games that share a lot of similarities to Columns, if Sonic Team wanted too all it would take would be to modify the Puyo engine and script a new story around it.

If they did I hope they continue the phoenicial law established in the original games and not the Columns Crown game.

Who else thinks that in the Sonic film sequel Knuckles should bump into Dr.Eggman? I think that would be cool and would make sense. Although it would also be cool if Metal Sonic is created. I believe that if there's a rival in the next film, it should bring out more of a cocky side in Sonic which I'm sure everyone wants to see... hopefully we'll get Knuckles or M.sonic...

Would anyone want a SEGA Stars collection game? As in, Superstars, Superstars Tennis, and at least one of the Sonic & Sega Racing games, all of those remade/remastered into one big collection game. Not sure if I'm missing some, but if I am, those could be included too!

Because the games are a little old, it would be a good chance to add stuff to them! Like what if Ebitan was playable in Superstars Tennis, for example? Things like that could be included. And what if a new crossover game was made especially for the collection?? And maybe, just maybe... a version of Sega Heroes could be added??

For bonus features, maybe cut content could be included? For example, I think Sonic was planned to run in the racing games, so maybe that could be a bonus? Maybe a trophy room could be added, where you can get a character's model after playing as them in every game! And additionally, maybe short demos of some of the older games can be made.

I know this sounds more like a [ph]antasy than a reality, but it'd be cool! And with Sega turning 60, it'd be nice to have a big game that celebrates many of their awesome characters!

Thoughts anyone?

Edit: I forgot about Samba de Amigo! I haven't played the game, but I know Sonic is in it, at least a bit. Something like that (but with more characters maybe) would also be really cool!

For some reason I can’t do anything discussion related on Sonic wiki, so is it ok if I make my Sonic discussions on this wiki?

Happy Anniversary, SEGA! This cool corporation turned 60, which is a fair bit older than me.

To celebrate, SEGA released a new website and a new character, Sega Shiro. Thoughts?

Congrats!

When the EyeToy came out, Sega were intrigued to experiment with it and made "Sega Superstars".

Sega Superstars Tennis was when the Wii was fairly new at the time along with motion-control wii-motes so it was another experimental game of sorts.

While they haven't made any Superstar games from the Kinect they did make Sonic Free Riders and Rise of Nightmares which were more experimental pieces than fully fleshed out games.

What if Sega released another Sega Superstars game marketed for the Virtual Reality market which has really picked up over the recent years? Such a game could have various mini-games as well as demos for upcomming games and tech demos that support VR.

I've been thinking of getting an Oculus Rift S for my birthday and it got me wondering, if you could have any game remade or rerelesed specifically for VR what would it be?

My choices:

• Panzer Dragoon- The gameplay is usually a third-person camera that turns 90° with the shoulder buttons while the D-pad/analogue is used for aiming and shooting. I figured, what if there was a VR mode where the camera is locked onto the first-person view of the rider themselves and that you use head-motion to freely look around and such to shoot enemies. With the Nintendo Switch remake on the way I hope with the Labo VR kit or if Nintendo release a VR device for the Switch it would include such mode.

• Rise of Nightmares- This game was made ahead of it's time. The game was made for the Kinect which is the source of the heavy criticism from this game but the developers were obviously passionate for what they pushed to do with the Kinect. I believe if the developers stalled the development to polish it and release it for VR gaming it would of been more praised. The very least it would be nice if this game had a re-release with a VR mode given most of the connect controls would port will to the VR.

• Illbleed- Preferably a remake or a sequel. The game is mostly third-person perspective but the Horror Monitor usually switches to first-person view when used and the jumpscares usually lock the camera to a first-person perspective. I'd say make the game FPV and combat like Rise of Nightmares. It would be even cooler if the game comes with a HRM so that such a game could adjust the fear-factor by your heartrate.All the

• All games for the Sega 3-D glasses- Never played 'em but there was around 8 of them so enough for a compilation. May wanna get Sega AGES to get on that.