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Several Wills features three versions of the song. The version on the CD is also an uncensored version, whereas, in the game itself, the song has the line "Kickin' ass fast The Crush 40 version was written completely by Johnny Gioeli. Each version of the song has its own distinctive sound and feel and are very different from each other.


Performed by Lee Brotherton from Remix Factory. The theme for Silver the Hedgehog. Performed and mixed by long-time Sonic music remixer Lee Brotherton of the popular remix group, Remix Factory.


LB Remix". The theme for Shadow the Hedgehog. This version is a cover of a song from a previous game in the series, Shadow The Hedgehog.


Soon it'll be Generation's 10th anniversary, which is funny considering that Gens itself marked the 20th anniversary! Colors intro makes me salivate a big deal.


It's odd looking back. I thought Colors was going to be one odd for kids spin-off with drastically different gameplay when I saw him running on that alien planet with the Wisps trailing besides him with Reach For The Stars playing.


No idea that it was going to be another boost game that would mark the start of a new era after having come off the fiasco of Sonic 4's unveiling, which got progressively worse, wheras Colors looked more and more appealing until release where it was cited as the first game to break "The Sonic Cycle".


I enjoy Colors and I have fond memories of dicking around with the wisps and getting hooked up on the music. I feel it has a good amount of effort put into it, but the story is rather terrible for no good reason.


It's sad to think it's the last 3D original game to give a damn about and it was 10 years ago, a game that remains console exclusive no less! And speaking of console exclusives, Unleashed is backwards compatible on the new sxbox and it seems it runs very well.


That shit is probably running a barely modified Windows, it's not on PC just because of pure greed. I'd say it's a bit more than that. If SEGA were going to release a PC port, they'd likely prefer to make a native executable instead of emulating the program.


They'd probably have to get a license or something from Microsoft to go the emulation method. If Microsoft wanted to put these older games on PC, I doubt they already have the rights to distribute specifically those versions of the games on PC except games they published themselves, of course , so they'd have to negotiate with the publishers. The art in the rest of the pictures is amazing. Someone was actually mad enough to do this, holy shit. How do you typically spend your weekend nights?


That style with better physics and the prototype Windy Valley design would've been ace. Pretty neat you got your request filled though. Hotpocketing for free of course. I'll remember that next time though, Shadow. This is part of an interview with a producer from Yakuza. Why is it that everyone that wants to work on Sonic wants to completely change what it is about for no good reason? It's like some sort of contagious illness but unfortunately it's not deadly.


It's the same line of thinking for why Miyamoto fucked up Star Fox and won't make another F-Zero , and the origin of Don "Buy a " Mattrick's reasons for buying an Xbone. If you want more of the "classic" Sonic games, then quit bitching and continue playing those games. If you don't like the direction the series is going, then fuck you. It's rare to get a very faithful adaptation of anything, and the rarity increases as you look at works with less "legitimate" respect.


Fancy pants novels will be more likely to get faithful adaptations than comic books, and comic books are much more likely to get faithful adaptations than video games. The types of people who get into a high enough position to get the chance to do these things are inherently full of themselves, because they had to be in order to make a name for themselves, especially in a collaborative medium, to the degree that they would be given the chance to work with a previously successful work.


Most of the only exceptions are the rare times when fans get the chance due to being fans. Then you get Sonic Mania, or the 70ss comic book industry. But these people are too busy seriously trying to make the best work they can, and not busy enough "networking" and building cults of personality, so they end up getting usurped by the usual suspects. And now it's Sonic R's anniversary. I've never played Sonic R, is that bad?.


Considering all the release dates around this time and that there's not even much more time in this year, we're probably less than a year away from the next main title! Hopefully news will begin pouring out soon. And speaking of this, am I the only one that's getting worried that Sega may get hacked before the next game releases? Lots of major studios have been getting breached in the last few months and Sega usually has terrible luck.


Played the PC port when it was newer. It wasn't that bad. It's not great, but it's not bad. It came out when 3D racing games weren't easy to make, and it's a technical achievement.


Soundtrack is great, though. I wish more Sonic racing games were like R. I don't understand why a series about characters that run fast relies on cars and hoverboards. I guess one reason would be that it allows for new merch lines, specially in the case of extreme gear since it does make the characters look really cool. Gimmicks, evening the playing field, most people expect racing games to control like using some kind of vehicle, looking cool, etc. Plus, it's not easy making a foot racing game and having it succeed.


You make it control like a traditional racing game, you get Sonic R, which doesn't feel all that great to control. If you make it play like a 3D platformer, you invite the question of why not just make it a multiplayer mode in a traditional game. It's just safer and easier to make a racing game about cars or sports gear than it is to make one about foot power.


If you judge it solely as a racing game, it's meh, though since it's one of the first 3D racing games, it is still pretty good in that context. What makes it a lot of fun is how intricate the levels are, how much you can explore them and find things. A lot of the game is designed around exploring for these things, and it adds a kind of depth that other racing games don't have.


That said, it's still quite short. Considering that recently they've been switching styles every year this will probably be the last wallpaper in this style which is a shame, it's quite good! I just hope they don't come up with some horrible new style like when Forces released. Maybe they'll also take advantage of this to kickstart the marketing campaign for the new game.


Maybe they'll finally give us the announcements they were supposed to give us 8 fucking months ago. I'm not sure if this needs it's own thread, but can any of you find more variations of "Shocked" Sonic Characters? December illustration for Labor Day in Japan. The warm tea prepared by her guardsman makes her small break. Upcoming IDW 38 cover. Kek at Amy pulling her dress down and Orbot's and Tails' face, I'm kind of surprised they got away with this.


Additional pink hedgehog on blue hedgehog action by evan. Part of me figures it must be that Sega said not to use Bean and Bark, but then thinking about it further, I find it hard to imagine Sega would even remember them enough to say not to use them.


Also, Dr. Starline should have just been Dr. Fukurukov from Tails Adventure. I want to see Fang meet Rouge, since they also fill similar roles. And Ray should meet Tails. A story about these old forgotten characters meeting their more commonly used counterparts. Considering the trio is missing one character I wonder if they'll introduce someone to fill in the shoes of Fang.


Would be fun to see the two dummies try to bond with someone new. I think Sega's now in a "classic characters only in classic Sonic! Which is why we got to see all of them in Mania, but nowhere else. How could they define it without naming the characters specifically? And frankly, if they thought it through enough to name them specifically, it seems like they'd probably realize how stupid it would be to say they're off limits.


I mean, if you look at it, Sonic, Eggman, Tails, Amy, Metal, and Knuckles are the only characters from the classic era that appeared in the main games. Everyone else were only in spin-offs. So those main characters got kept in the transition to Adventure while the rest were cut away. The Chaotix were explicitly reinvented when they were re-introduced to the series in Heroes, considered entirely new versions of the characters by the devs rather than a return of the characters from Knuckles Chaotix.


Mighty, Ray, Bark, etc all fall in that same boat that the Chaotix did before Heroes, and would most likely have to be reinvented for Sega to use them in "modern era" games and continuities. This has always been bullshit. Espio was a private detective in Chaotix and Fighters, and the only difference in Heroes is that the other two now work with him, which is a natural enough progression since the only game they were in was a game with Espio, where Espio was the only non-Knuckles character with any degree of story significance.


Nothing from Vector's or Charmy's descriptions in the Japanese Chaotix manual clashes with their depictions in Heroes.


Sure, Vector doesn't show his religion very much in Heroes, but there's no reason to think he isn't still a god-fearing crocodile. Especially since Chaos became a publicly known figure since then. I know you're citing some interview where the guy said they were basically reinvented, but even if he was the director of the game or whatever, he was clearly uninformed on the issue, because someone along the line clearly saw that Espio was already a detective, then expanded upon that.


Of course Mighty, Ray, and Fang technically appeared in Generations, so that leaves only Bean and Bark really not appearing in the modern era at all. Plus characters from the two Tails games. But still, I really wonder how much Sega actually demands, because all the things that they're thought to have demanded are things that make no sense upon further thought, and it would take a degree of thought to make up those rules in the first place.


When has that ever stopped Sega from doing something? Two Worlds. Even in English, "worlds" can mean things as vague as "sub-cultures" or "points of view. What's the real difference between a dimension and a timeline at least in this type of time travel, where alternate timelines are created when you go back in time?


Or a universe? It's all the same fucking shit. And I'm willing to bet the word used in Japanese wasn't perfectly translated either. Sega's doing this thing where they dedicate a week to each of their franchises to celebrate their 60 year anniversary. Today is the start of Sonic's week and it's going great already. Sega actually made their execs play video games as part of their hiring processes. No wonder the 90s were the golden days of video games.


I found this chart of the sales and downloads of Sonic games vs time and holy shit there's a huge jump when Mania and Forces released, it more than doubled the sales of the whole franchise! If the chart is right then Mania 2 is pretty much confirmed isn't it? The jump is so big that the one caused by Dash which accumulated like million downloads is tiny in comparison.


I've tried looking for the source data in the financial reports but I couldn't find it, however I did find something else they discussed in there.


Might be fun to join and play together. No shit. I should probably look how to burn them in the video next time. Also needs holidays thread. Fortunately we're 3 posts from bump limit. I'd like some old school plushies. Bad Guys 4 previews. Am I the only one that's getting tired of Starline? Things with him always end up in the most unsatisfying way possible. Shouldn't be a problem thanks to Zavok tricking him into giving up his unique "Eggman fanatic" role in favor of becoming yet another villain.


Once his last loose end gets tied up, his relevance will plummet and he could be dropped from the ongoing story. Zavok is a narrative force to be reckoned with. I'm not sure where they can go form here.


I need to get back to playing the mobile games. Eggman fucked literally everything and everyone up, but he just walks away unscathed and carries on as if nothing had happened. Very unsatisfying. Seems they're going to go for world building and shorter story arcs. I think it's better in terms of story but I think it'll still keep some of the things that peeve me. I think part of the problem is that this version of Eggman is an odd chimera of the goofy lovable mad scientist Eggman and the hard as fuck tyrant Eggman and he flip flops back and forth between the two even within the same issue.


I don't know who came up with them. Still, there was nothing preventing them from concluding the arc showing that it had some sort of effect on Eggman to have some sort of satisfaction from him leaving every single part of the known universe in ruins after a year where he was basically untouchable.


I guess you could say something like that happened when he was defeated on the giant Omega mech but it feels so superficial. That animation is spot on. Their record is pretty bad when it comes to shoving in wokeness for no good reason. Twice they've made an established character black for no good reason. Stealth's label Headcannon released their newest game Pier Pressure last month, an old school side scroller.


New thread when. I mean, we're kinda 30 years late on that, anon. And given SEGA's love of keeping a close eye to everything anyone does with Sonic nowadays, I don't think we'll have to worry about it straying too far from the game universe, which hopefully means no human sidekicks ala Sonic X! I'm glad he's doing something. If I had an spare change I'd definitely buy this.


He set it to 0 one race before turning it off completely because he was hoping everyone would spontaneously explode as soon as the race started. It was my first time playing so it's hard to recognize and remember everything that was going on. For a game type that's supposed to be casual as fuck I'm surprised I found it so hard. What name were you using? I wanted to try doing a 32mb webm to test the limits but seems there's so much space that encoding Sonic Boom episodes is a breeze. I'll have to try with a Sonic X episode but that's going to be tough.


Fuck, I think I lost my webms of the Sonic X episode reanimation. Sega has released a bunch of new flat cat merch items for you to spend you shekels on. The tees are specially nice. I wonder if the previous tweet from the Sonic account was referencing this.


I'm sure Blaze fags will appreciate the stuff. Then, collect a ring and run around until you hear "How bout this? Run away again until you hear "How bout this? Repeat this until he is defeated. First, use Silver to weaken him until his first arm guard falls off. Then, switch to Shadow and hit him with the beams until his second arm guard falls off. Next, use Sonic to defeat the rest of his first form.


Finally, use all three to survive the blows of lasers, and continuously attack. Sonic The Hedgehog. PS5 Backward Compatibility. Has Facebook Screwed the Pooch with Oculus? Game features. Bureaucrats Administrators Content Moderators.


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