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\n\tSonic the Hedgehog<\/a> is no stranger to reinvention. Sega\u2019s blue-quilled mascot has evolved a ton over time, making the leap from 2D to 3D, bouncing between genres, and getting a total aesthetic redesign in the process. But 2008\u2019s Sonic Unleashed<\/a><\/em> was a game very literally about change, predicated on the concept of Sonic giving into his feral side by morphing into a monstrous \u201cwerehog.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tThe theme song from Sonic Unleashed<\/em> is still a favorite among fans, who fervently rally its GOAT status online<\/a>. Titled \u201cEndless Possibility<\/a>,\u201d the track was originally composed by Sega\u2019s Tomoya Ohtani and performed by pop-punk band Bowling for Soup<\/a>. Now, 17 years later, \u201cEndless Possibility\u201d itself is being reimagined with a newly re-recorded version produced in collaboration between Bowling for Soup<\/a>, Wheatus<\/a> (known for 2000\u2019s \u201cTeenage Dirtbag<\/a>\u201c), and the viral cover band Punk Rock Factory<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n\tRolling Stone <\/em>has an exclusive premiere of the new rendition of \u201cEndless Possibility,\u201d which features vocals from Bowling for Soup\u2019s Jaret Reddick and Rob Felicetti, and Wheatus<\/a>\u2019 Brendan Brown on lead guitar. Listen to the track below.<\/p>\n