Sega's upcoming Sonic Generations looks to return the series back to its old-school form, after so many missteps including Sonic Unleashed.  It mixes old-school 2-D stages (with 3-D design) alongside 3-D action stages, creating a seamless platforming experience in the process.  We've already seen the Green Hill Zone in action, but earlier today, Gameswell unveiled two new stages for the game, which will be quite familiar to Sonic fans.

Marvel Entertainment’s Captain America: The First Avenger starring Chris Evans is now the biggest superhero movie opening of the summer. The Paramount Pictures release made an estimated $65.8 million on approximately 7,100 screens at 3,715 locations over the Comic-Con 2011 weekend. That beat out Marvel’s Thor opening of $65.7 million and X-Men: first Class’s $55.1 million haul, as well as rival DC Comic superhero Green Lantern’s $53.2 million opening. Evans talks about the new movie and the Sega video game, Captain America: Super Soldier, in this exclusive video interview.

Actress Hayley Atwell may not be wielding Captain America’s shield in director Joe Johnston’s The First Avenger, but she’s certainly stealing the superhero’s thunder. Atwell plays Peggy Carter in the World War II-era origin story of Stan Lee’s Marvel comic book, opposite Chris Evans. And gamers can get more of her in Sega’s Captain America: Super Soldier video game. Atwell goes virtual for the first time in the cross-platform game. The English actress, who’s the biggest gamer in the cast, talks about how she’s been hooked on video games since the early days of Sega’s Mega Drive and Game Gear in this exclusive interview.

Sega has unleashed Marvel Entertainment’s Captain America: Super Soldier in 3D for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The game maker had the new action title playable for fans at Comic-Con 2011 to check out at its San Diego pop-up arcade. Actress Hayley Atwell, who stars in Captain America: The First Avenger on the big screen and in the new Sega game, talks about the super hero in this exclusive video interview.

Captain America is everywhere today. After invading Comic-Con 2011 in San Diego with a world premiere showing to fan boys, the 3D movie has moved on to the rest of the planet. One of the film’s main stars, Sebastian Stan ("Gossip Girl"), is starring in both the big screen First Avenger movie and Sega’s Captain America: Super Soldier game as Bucky Barnes. In both the film and the game, Barnes helps Steve Rogers (played by Chris Evans) take out the Red Skull’s bad guys. Stan talks about his first video game experience in this exclusive video interview.

Fans at San Diego Comic-Con got a first look at Marvel Entertainment’s Captain America: The First Avenger movie before anyone else in the world. Paramount Pictures spent July 21st celebrating the newest Marvel super hero movie by bringing Chris Evans and the cast to the biggest comic book fans for a free screening at UA Horton Plaza. Sega was also on hand to show off its new Captain America: Super Soldier game to convention attendees in a special arcade set up in downtown San Diego. Johnston talks about the new Sega game and the 3D movie in this exclusive video interview. 

Sega of America is giving comic book fans the chance to play upcoming fall and spring releases in the pop-up arcade at the Comic-Con 2011 in San Diego. The game publisher is setting up its own Sega Arcade space near the convention center and will have a number of its highly anticipated titles playable for all, including Sonic Generations, Rise of Nightmares, Captain America: Super Soldier and an all new unannounced game. Comic-Con marks the first time the public can get their hands on many of these games before their releases later this year.