Okay so Sonic Rivals 2 is out today and is a really nice little title, bringing you back to the high speed, physical racing of it’s 2006 predecessor.  The OTHER good news is thaaaaajjjjjjjjjj3453535$^£5645ryhdfg-

JOUFSGFSFODF TUJMM PDDVSJOHBEEJUJPOBM
FODSZQUJPO: QMVT UXP 

TFFLJOH PVU TPVSDF PG EJTSVQUJPO BOE XJMM EFTUSPZ. 

*$”d32q£^&- Ah. So much for me about to say “we’ve solved the issues” of that interference, it turns out that this new Blognik server operates on a similar bandwidth frequency to Metal Sonic.

Who’d have thought it?

Anyway apparently the way to unlock the code is to change the letter given so that it’s the one previous: so B would mean A and therefore DPEF is CODE for example. Now, the only way to stop this happening is to get the encryption code number Metal Sonic is using and obviously you don’t just walk up to Metal Sonic and ask him things. 

I suspect the code will be found across the three “interference” posts.  So look out in those three for some kind of indication of a pass or encryption value… put those three numbers together in sequence (123, 456, etc) and send them to us at blogs@sega-europe.com.

We’ll then choose ten people who got it right out of a fluffy woollen hat and they’ll get a snazzy Rivals 2 t-shirt - get decoding and find those numbers!