For people who weren't invited... we created our OWN VIRTUAL PREMIERE for Sonic Memories and Beyond!! 🎟️🍿
People can get a custom ticket, attend the virtual cinema, eat food/drink together or RIOT!! 🔥🔥
ALL HAPPENING ON OUR RELEASE LIVESTREAM!!
We held a special preview event last week for Sonic the Hedgehog: Memories and Beyond! See what everyone had to say and watch for yourself on November 12th!
Explore the 35th Anniversary merch collection on SEGA Shop, featuring the Memories and Beyond tee: https://t.co/i7cQYMWu8Y
@MatiosDX Nope! I’ve always have done lots of coding-related project on my channel, so everything there was written by me :)
Any AI use was only used ONLY for learning purposes. Teaching me systems I don’t fully understand (etc live servers) to then write and code myself 🙂↕️🙂↕️
this is incredibly disappointing to hear that this behaviour is coming from a community I love so much.
How can people who are fans of Sonic, a character that protects those who can’t protect themselves. Go ahead and do something so disgusting to another human while they are in a vulnerable position.
It’s really not that hard to treat people with RESPECT. It does not matter who they are, treat people the way you want to be treated.
My heart goes out to the women who were caught in the crosshairs of these disgusting people. 💚✨
What happened to Emz was disappointing and heartbreaking.
The day after, she called Kennie and me. Neither of us was at the con. False rumors about what happened were already spreading, and the person was still at the event.
The hurt in her voice made us wish we could be there for her. It was so hard not being there when our friend was hurt and upset.
This isn’t the first time something like this has happened at a Sonic con, and it won’t be the last unless it’s taken far more seriously. This was a failure. Conventions need to learn from it, act on reports immediately, follow through when someone is removed, and be honest with guests instead of downplaying it. Everyone deserves to feel safe at these events, especially women in this space.
When someone comes forward, believe them and take action. That goes for organizers, staff, and all of us in this community. To anyone running these events, LEARN FROM THIS!