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When a game with the name Tembo the Badass Elephant is announced, you expect it to be a little crazy, and Game Freak certainly does not disappoint.

This week, Archie Comics' Sonic Boom series introduces television show writer Bill Freiberger to the comic book fold. As one of the writers on the animated series, it's safe to say Freiberger is familiar with the characters. So what happens when you give a writer used to working with a tight budget the freedom to tell whatever kind of story he wants?

Archie's Sonic Boom comic introduces TV writer Bill Freiberger into the fold with his first issue, which focuses on Eggman feeling a little left out.

If you've been following Archie's adventure comics, then you might remember that a good chunk of 2013 was taken up with "Worlds Collide," a massive crossover between Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man. If you missed it, then trust me, it was a pretty big deal - so big, in fact, that it seems like Archie, Sonic and Capcom have decided to follow it up with an even bigger crossover: "Worlds Unite," a full-on mashup of Sega and Capcom characters, set to launch in May, finally bring us one step closer to my dream of Jughead showing up in a Street Fighter game. What? We're actually getting Archie vs. Predator, do you really think that couldn't happen?

When fans are true, things happen and this time it was Sonic X-Treme being ported to PC so that everyone can enjoy the game that never saw its launch.

The masses didn't take kindly to the revamped looks the Blue Blue and the gang got in Sonic Boom, resulting in the lowest sales numbers the speedy hedgehog ever received in his 24 year history.

Sega's moving back to a more classic approach with their beloved mascot character in the mobile game, Sonic Runners.

Mario's scaredy-cat brother will bring his ghostbustin' adventures to arcades this summer in the form of a first-person Luigi's Mansion game.

Sega's crossover fighter brings characters from Valkyria Chronicles, Virtua Fighter, Sword Art Online and other famous franchises together for one massive brawl.

Sonic has been slowing down lately, as Sega will focus more on PC and smartphone titles, relocate to Southern CA and lose over 300 employees.