Of course, Carrey didn't just die once in Sonic 3, but twice; Gerald Robotnik, also played by Carrey ... Shadow The Hedgehog, released on GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox. It's no stretch ...

With a couple of high-profile video game turned movie and movie turned video game releases in December, I wanted to review both.

It starts out fun, with Jim Carrey pulling a Jean Claude Van Damme and playing both Ivo Robotnik and his long-lost grandpa, Gerald Robotnik. Gerald’s presence largely being an extended comedy ...

Shadow seemingly sacrifices himself (more on that later) after pushing Gerald Robotnik’s malfunctioning ... Gems Collection for PlayStation 2 and GameCube in 2005. There was also a Retro Engine ...

When Shadow the Hedgehog was first released for the GameCube and PlayStation 2 back ... and Shadow work together to stop hundreds of Gerald Robotnik's robots. As their enemies explode, Sonic ...

While the live-action threequel follows Sonic Adventure 2's story beats and broad narrative brushstrokes, one of the key differences involves the character of Gerald Robotnik (Jim Carrey).

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 brings Jim Carrey’s zany Dr. Ivo Robotnik back to battle the titular blue speed demon, and it might not be the last the world has seen of him. In Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Sonic ...

As in the first two Sonic movies, Carrey plays the role of Ivo Robotnik, the central antagonist from the Sega video games, but he also plays Gerald Robotnik, Ivo’s long lost grandfather ...

He’d originally joined his grandfather Gerald Robotnik in the latter’s revenge campaign against earth for his granddaughter Maria’s death, contributing to the Eclipse Cannon’s creation.

Shadow, who is just as young as Sonic, is something of a grieving child, and is willing to go along with the genocide to avenge his fallen friend, Maria Robotnik (Alyla Browne). Gerald and Ivo ...