Sonic Mania may be the game that has everyone’s attention for now, but don’t forget about the unnamed 3D Sonic game that is due later this year, too. Coming to PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch, the game is being helmed by the same development team that brought us Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations (also known as the only two good 3D Sonic games of all time).

So far, we haven’t actually heard much about the game- but Sega is promising that that will change. In a tweet, they are teasing that the game will be showing up at a panel at SXSW Gaming on March 16. Sega also shared some artwork for the game- you can see this below.

3D Sonic games can be hit or miss- honestly, far, far more misses than hits. But hey, this one seems to be headed by a team that has a good track record with 3D Sonic, so we’ll see how it turns out.

See you at @SXSWGaming! pic.twitter.com/TXbTZW5RJS

— Sonic the Hedgehog (@sonic_hedgehog) March 13, 2017

This year promises to be a big one for Sonic fans- first, we’re getting Sonic Mania, a return to the kind of old school 2D Sonic goodness that made the series so big to begin with. Then, later this year, we’re going to be getting a brand new 3D Sonic game, about which we don’t actually know a whole lot, except that it’s by the development team that helmed Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations (meaning we have reason to be confident it’ll at least be good).

And we’ll be getting the chance to learn more about both games soon- Sega has announced it will host an official Sonic the Hedgehog panel at SXSW 2017 on March 15th, at 6:00 PM EST. The panel will include new reveals for both Sonic Mania and Project Sonic 2017. The panel include Aaron Webber and Mike Pollock of Sega, voice actor Roger Craig Smith, and Sonic Team’s Takashi Iizuka, and they will reveal new information about both these games, in addition to also answering questions.

Sounds good to me. I just hope one of those reveals is also the release date. Sonic Mania and Sonic 2017 will both launch on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC this year.