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GI Commentary Track – Sonic Christmas Blast
I don't know about you, but when I think of Christmas I think of Sonic the Hedgehog. Thankfully Reiner showed up to the office before the GI office let out for holiday break with a DVD titled Sonic Christmas Blast in his hand. Naturally, we knew we had to watch it and record a commentary track to share with you so you could watch along.
Viewers beware: This cartoon is based on the crappiest Sonic cartoon of them all – the one that played on weekday mornings and kicked off with a weak version of "In the Hall of the Mountain King." We've included our commentary track in this post, and within it are instructions for how to best sync up with us. As for getting your hands on the cartoon. You're one quick Google search for "Sonic Christmas Blast" away from beholding this marvel of animation and storytelling prowess.
Click on embedded audio track below or download the .mp3 at the bottom of the story to listen along.
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For more Game Informer commentary tracks, head here for Super Mario Bros. movie commentary.
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