Netflix has released a new trailer for “Sonic Prime”, the animated series of the most famous blue hedgehog in the gaming world, which will be released on December 15th.
Iconic characters such as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Rouge and Shadows once again try to defeat Dr. Robotnik (or Dr. Eggman), who accidentally caused destabilization in the universe, which sent Sonic to an alternate dimension, in which his friends are different in design and personality.
year of the blue hedgehog
2022 has been a big year for Sonic and his fans. In addition to the series on Netflix, the movie “Sonic 2” was a box office hit. Not to mention the two games Sega released within a few months: “Sonic Origins” (June) and “Sonic Frontiers”, with the latter bringing the hedgehog to the open world for the first time.
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‘FIFA schemes’: Netflix series reveals how Qatar won the 2022 World Cup
With the planet gearing up for the world’s biggest football event, the World Cup, Netflix has released a bombastic four-part documentary, in which it presents the history of FIFA and exposes the entity’s already notorious corruption schemes. Qatar’s choice to host the 2022 World Cup is one of the topics discussed in the documentary series.
The Netflix documentary series listened to the views of whistleblowers, experts and former FIFA officials on a range of topics. But more important was how Russia, which hosted the 2018 World Cup, and Qatar won the rights to stage the World Cup, with corruption allegations swirling throughout the trials.
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