Sonic Frontiers: Japanese Latest TV Advertisement has confirmed the official Release Date

Aug 24 (technosports) - Sonic Frontiers has confirmed the early release this November on PC and Consoles. The current reports reveal a new TV ad that just has been shared online.

The new Japanese advertisement that has been created via private just a few minutes ago has provided a new fast look at the gameplay that confirms the release date on 8th November.

The most-awaited game has been rumored for a long time to drop sometime in November and this is true confirmation that’s not quite a surprise, although the latest entry in the show setting head-to-head with the competitor God of War: Ragnarök hat has set to release the exact date across the world, that indicates a hue clash between the two fans. ...continue reading

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