Sonic the Hedgehog isn’t quite done with the Olympics, as Sega and the International Olympics Committee (IOC) have inked a new multi-year licensing deal. This collaboration will kick off with “Five ...

SEGA and the International Olympic Committee have today announced that they are teaming up on a new "co-branded merchandising programme" featuring none other than Sonic the Hedgehog. The multi-year ...

The only thing more unusual than the location of Sega is the pizza it serves. Inside a functioning laundromat on Elgin Street in Carlton, the team behind nearby Italian restaurant Al Dente Enoteca are ...

After purchasing a trove of dev kits from a scrapyard, a video game reseller claims police raided his home and seized the rare consoles. After purchasing a trove of dev kits from a scrapyard, a video ...

The Tokyo Game Show 2025 official site for Sega and Atlus is live and, while there are games we know such as the JRPG Persona 3 Reload, the companies will also feature four unknown, mystery games at ...

MARKET and SEGA of America, Inc. are joining forces for their latest release: a complete streetwear collection that pays homage to the iconic world of Sonic the Hedgehog. Known for their ability to ...

Cracker Barrel's chief executive is under mounting pressure from conservative influencers to resign after the restaurant chain abruptly scrapped its new logo following a wave of backlash. The logo, ...

Cracker Barrel is bringing back the "Old Timer" to their logo as the kitschy chain faced heavy criticism this week over its rebranding efforts, which intensified when the new logo was lambasted by ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook It is now the 8th anniversary of Mania so time to dig up some Sonic trivia… This year, it's Kanga ...

You may not want to hear this, but the new Cracker Barrel logo was designed for the same reasons as the old one. The old man wasn't the highway exit restaurant's ...

Cracker Barrel introduced a new logo on Tuesday as part of its “All the More” campaign, designed to enhance aesthetics in stores, in addition to redesigns that have decluttered the walls and improved ...

Cracker Barrel retired its iconic logo, featuring a man resting against a barrel, in favor of a text-only design. The new logo is part of the "All the More" campaign, which includes restaurant ...