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Families can talk about the impact of violence in media. Is the constant combat in Sonic Boom OK because it's cartoonish, or should a game for kids not advocate violence of any kind? October 9, 1965 As long as the games do not promote illegal activities or are not sold for money, Sonic fan-made games are officially approved by Sega. Katie Chrzanowski, Sega’s Associate Influencer Manager, confirmed that the company believes the same.

“Another factor that has worked in the Sonic fangame community’s favour is that Sega have had a hands-off approach to these games. In fact, they have even hired gamers who have previously worked on fangames. If you want to see an example, look no further than the recent Sonic Mania, which was created and led by former fangame creators.” Unused Announcer Voice Clips If you want to compete on your own, you can do so in standard races. However, stripping away what makes Team Sonic Racing different highlights how it is a competent-yet-unremarkable racer. Drifting around a corner to get a boost feels good, and the game has a solid sense of speed, but the uneven team mechanics are all that sets this apart from the other kart racers. Even the suite of 14 Wisp powerups are mostly just generic takes on Mario Kart’s items. It’s unfortunate since the team mechanics deliver a unique feel, but Team Sonic feels bland outside of that fold.