It's been a messy reveal period for Sonic Frontiers. While Sega clearly hopes that the game will revive the fortunes of its iconic mascot, both fans and critics seem less-than-impressed with the early footage of this "open-zone" game.
In a recent interview with VGC, Sonic Team boss Takashi Iizuka opined that the haters simply don't understand how Sonic Frontiers differs from the dozens of open-world games out there. Since then, Iizuka has continued his whirlwind interview tour, and we've learned a lot about the Blue Blur's future as a result.
