The News, Reviewed: July 2-8

We’ve seen HD remakes, celebrity cameos, and more on our radar this. If you missed something you were curious about, here’s everything we’re covered this week:
Monday
Poll: 62% Say Danica Patrick Won’t Help ASR Transformed Sales – Celebrity inclusion may not boost sales, some readers say.
Danica Patrick Reveals Her ASRT All-Star Move – Lots of talking about grunting. Hmm.
Sonic Generations Coming to PSN Digital Download – Still no word on Xbox Live availability.
“Sega Networks” Subsidiary Christened in Japan – Sega’s putting mobile platforms in their sights.
Tuesday
Inside the Pages: Sonic #238 – The Loyalty arc continues.
Udon Confirms September Release for Sonic History Book – If you want it, you can get it.
PSO2 Goes Official in Japan – Still no word on Sega bringing it stateside.
Retro Review: Sonic Chaos – We take a look at one of Sonic’s 8-bit adventures.
Wednesday
Chaotix Arc Planned for Sonic Universe – Mighty and Ray return.
Sonic 4 Soundtracks Now Available on iTunes – Physical disc release coming in August.
Summer of Sonic Offering Shuttle Service – Here’s to convenience.
Future PSO2 DLC Details Outlined – New content and smartphone support are on the way.
Thursday
NiGHTS HD Remake Announced – The classic Saturn game makes its return in style.
Sega Releases Five NiGHTS HD Screenshots – They sure do look pretty.
Archie Sonic, Mega Man Panel Coming to SDCC – You can get some face time with Archie’s higher-ups.
Online Sonic Merchandise Store Opens for North America – Buy all the things!
Hunnid-P Claims Involvement with “New Project for Sonic” – Something new may be brewing.
Friday
Five Additional NiGHTS HD Screenshots – They still look pretty.
“Sega Arcade” Returns to San Diego Comic Con – Oh yes, there will be games.
Power Failure Forces Summer of Sonic Venue Change – The event goes on.
TSSZ Fan Fridays: Freen in Green – A Canadian rock band with remixes to spare.
Saturday
NiGHTS, Reala Confirmed for ASR Transformed – The fan service continues.
Summer of Sonic happened, and our own Jonathan Charles was in attendance. The rest of us envy him.
Sunday
So far, it’s been a quiet day, but I think we all need one of those every now and again.