I own Sonic Rush, Sonic & Sega Racing, Sonic Classic Collection, and Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games for DS. I own Sonic Advance and Sonic Battle for the GBA. I own Sonic Mega Collection Plus and Sonic Heroes for PS2. I own Sonic & the Black Knight and Sonic Colors for Wii. I have access to Sonic the Hedgehogs 1 and 2 for the original Genesis. And I'd played Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and Sonic Heroes for the Gamecube at a few friends' houses. Not too many comparatively, but I do have a few titles no one else has mentioned yet, namely DS versions of multi-plat titles. :P
Of course it'd be a lot more effective if Sonic actually existed...
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I don't know why SEGA gave in.
They should have made a rude gesture at PETA, put on sunglasses and told them to deal with it.
ktulu007
With the fear of losing their entire American market because no one's bothered to put a check on the PETA yet. Seriously, they don't even have any real authority, only what they can convince people to do (with or without claiming they have authority). The day people finally realize that, they, along with a variety of other "save the earth" trash dies. Then, all that's left is killing Disney's part in the gig, and environmentalism dies forever.
PETA has a huge influence in America?
Yet another reason I'm proud to not be an American.
The problem is, it's not most of America that's influenced, it's the kids that sit around watching their Saturday morning cartoons/anime that see the stupid commercials to save the animals/planet. The majority of the adults who listen to them tend to be PETA members already.
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