[SEGA Removing "Poor" and "Average" Sonic Titles From Retail]

Honestly, I can't blame them - they knew they screwed up horribly.

[SEGA Removing "Poor" and "Average" Sonic Titles From Retail]

Nah, they're just finally getting their marketing department to take MKTG201 classes. It's true that having so many Sonic titles out at the same time is cannibalizing their product line. In my personal opinion, basically anyone who buys a Sonic game these days is going to buy all of them, since that's the only audience they really had left until Sonic 4 was announced. However, this is a bad idea to do in hindsight, simply because they should have thought ahead before overpopulating the Sonic series with these games in the first place. Removing them now just confirms all of those mistakes that people have been saying they've made for years.

Or maybe they're just preparing for the Sonic not-so-classic Collection to release containing all those games, and make even more money

... ohgodforbid. But in all honesty, I think Sonic 4 is the smartest thing they have done for the Sonic franchise because it has gained such a bad reputation from all of those bad games being released in such a short amount of time. You've got it right when they say there was an over-saturation of crap in the Sonic market, and they're actually realizing their mistakes. Go common sense!

[SEGA Removing "Poor" and "Average" Sonic Titles From Retail]

You mean SEGA's finally ... learning from their Sonic-related mistakes?!

[What are you listening to?]

I'd have to say "Film Music" via the Gorillaz and "Thank You, Dee Jay" by Jose the Bronx Rican. I dunno why, I'm just in the mood for odd music, and those two clash enough to enjoy!