Sonic’s New Chaos Hunt Game Includes Some Fine Print You Shouldn’t Skip


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The 35th anniversary of Sonic the Hedgehog is arriving later this year, and one of the ways that Sega is celebrating the event is a new ARG game called Chaos Hunt. Fans have been invited to hunt for some missing Chaos Emeralds, but players should probably check out the fine print before they take part in it.

As noted by user Luna Leo on social media, the terms of service for Chaos Hunt requires players to agree to AI model training and to sharing their details with third-party AI vendors.

https://bsky.app/profile/vampsonic.bsky.social/post/3moxze67czk2l

The terms note that “We use reasonable efforts to prohibit [third-party] providers from using any of your personal information for the purposes of developing and improving their AI models.” It also adds that the third-party providers have to secure and protect the data they collect from players.

As part of the event, Sega released the following video featuring Sonic Creative Officer Takashi Iizuka’s in-universe announcement that the Chaos Emeralds were stolen by Sonic’s nemesis Dr. Robotnik ahead of the opening of Club Chaos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSNi9KBdvz8

Three grand prize winners will win a trip to New York City to join the fun at Club Chaos. Everyone


Blair Marnell

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