The cheeky, blue rodent had his own Japanese television show ... from Sega headquarters in Tokyo, Naka said it’s all in the game play. The character is there only to serve the game.

The judge’s ruling concerns both of these cases. Naka joined Sega in 1983, where he helped create the iconic Sonic the Hedgehog character. After leaving Sega in 2006, Naka joined Square Enix to ...

In Naka's eyes, the character's codename was always "Mr. Hedgehog", but, as is often the case when translating Japanese to English and back again, the meaning changed when western translators ...

Unaware that anyone else in the room spoke Japanese, Naka right then and there began ... who played no small part as the director and character designer. What followed was a justified barrage ...

Sega was bent on creating a character that would rival the ... Shortly after Sonic’s publication, Naka severed ties with Sega’s Japanese headquarters and moved to America…only to find ...

Sonic X Shadow Generations is gearing up for its October launch, but the Japanese website for the game has teased that it may be hiding a fourth playable character outside of the Blue Blue and Shadow.