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Contents. Video games The following are all original games based on the Sonic series. Green Hill Paradise Act 2 is a 3D Sonic game built by Daniel 'SuperSonic68' Coyle and other collaborators with the 3D Sonic Games Development Kit. This game gained notability for receiving a positive response from Sega.
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- Sonic travels to the distant shores of Never Lake to witness the annual appearance of Little Planet, a mysterious world where the past, present and future unite through the power of the Time Stones hidden within. Join Sonic in this great adventure! Jump, dodge obstacles, collect rings and reach the end of each screen. // published 21.
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Sonic Utopia is an open-world, 3D Sonic game early in development with a four-person team as of late 2016. Sonic: Before the Sequel is a 2D Sonic game set in between the events of and. The game received wide critical praise for its faithfulness to earlier titles, and two sequels, and Sonic Chrono Adventure, were later developed and released. is a parody Sonic game presented as a development kit containing cancelled Sonic games.
The game caught media attention for its bizarre nature and its intent to lampoon the Sonic. is a high-definition fan of in development. The final version is planned to feature additional stages and the ability to play levels as. Sonic Fan Remix is a 2.5D Sonic game created in Unity that features reimagined levels from past Sonic games. Sanic Ball is an online parody Sonic racing game inspired by the popular 'Sanic Hegehog'.
Retro Sonic is a 2D Sonic game created. It is the first game to use the (the engine used for the 2011 remaster of ), and later merged with two other Sonic fangames, Sonic Nexus and Sonic XG, to form Retro Sonic Nexus. Sonic Robo Blast 2 is a 3D Sonic game that uses a modified version of the engine and has been in development since 1998. Chao Resort Island is a fangame for and, based upon the -raising minigames in. Sonic World is a game heavily based upon the Sonic Adventure titles and.
It features over thirty playable characters and the ability to make Heroes-style teams, as well as remastered levels from various Sonic games. Unofficial ports The following are unofficial ports of Sonic games for various systems. is a version of Sonic the Hedgehog for the. However, rather than starring Sonic, the game features a character named 'Somari', who is essentially 's mascot wearing 's shoes. Sonic CD DS is a proof-of-concept demo of Sonic CD for the created by Simon 'Stealth' Thomley.
The port was created during the development of 's remaster of Sonic CD; it is a native port written specifically for the DS hardware, and allows the player to play as Sonic,. Sonic the Hedgehog GBA is an unofficial port of created by Simon Thomley for the. Created as a response to the poor reception of Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis (the official port of the game released by ), this version was developed by reverse-engineering the game to run on the Game Boy Advance; it additionally features the options to play as Tails or Knuckles. Sonic the Hedgehog PC is an unofficial port of for powered. Development began in 2015, and a demo was released in 2017.
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Mods and ROM hacks The following are all of existing Sonic games, created using special programs and utilities. Unleashed Project is a mod of developed by Team Unleashed that consists of modders Dario FF, S0LV0, ChimeraReiax, and MilesGBOY that ports most of the daytime stages from. The mod additionally features new textures and shading techniques designed to mimic those featured in Sonic Unleashed, and a revamped hub world. Sonic the Hedgehog Megamix is a total conversion mod of developed by Team Megamix.
The modified game features redesigned levels and multiple playable characters, each with unique abilities. Originally created on Sega Genesis hardware, Sonic the Hedgehog Megamix was eventually moved to the in order to take advantage of the system's improved storage and CD audio capabilities. Super Mario Generations is a mod of Sonic Generations developed by Daku Neko that replaces characters with those from the series, and alters some of the sound and graphical effects of the game to make it more close to that of Mario.
It is notable for making an appearance in the modding section of 2017: Gamer's Edition. Sonic Boom is a mod of which features new graphics, gameplay components, and music. Despite its title, the mod has nothing to do with the. Sonic Boom is known for its intense difficulty and large amount of bosses. Metal Sonic Hyperdrive is a heavy modification of Sonic the Hedgehog featuring as the main character, as well as completely redesigned zones and new music. Knuckles in Sonic 1 is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog created by Simon 'Stealth' Thomley which replaces Sonic with, complete with his moveset and sprites from.
Sonic 1 Boomed is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog that implements Sonic's redesign from the animated series, and additionally gives Sonic voice clips that play when the player simply jumps or collects rings. The hack was created as a joke to respond to the poor reception of.
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Sonic 3 Complete is a hack of which aims to provide a more improved version of Sonic the Hedgehog 3, with intent to make it closer to the original vision of the game. Several major changes are present, with the 'Flying Battery' stage moved to its originally intended spot, and the Sonic & Knuckles title screen is reworked as a cutscene to bridge the transition from Sonic 3 stages to Sonic & Knuckles.
Sonic 2 Retro Remix is a large-scale hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. This hack features completely redesigned zones and requires the player to collect in order to proceed through the game. Players must fulfill certain missions and objectives in order to collect emeralds, in a vein akin to. Sonic 2 XL is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 that replaces the game's golden rings with that cause Sonic to become morbidly obese over time. The primary challenge of the hack is to collect as few rings as possible.
The S Factor: Sonia and Silver is a work-in-progress multi-level hack of Sonic the Hedgehog which centers around Sonia the Hedgehog, Sonic's sister who appeared in the TV series, and, a time-traveling, psychokinetic hedgehog who first appeared in 2006's Sonic the Hedgehog, who each have unique abilities. Yoshi in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 that replaces Sonic with, complete with his abilities from Yoshi's Island. Sonic 2 Long Version is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 that restores four previously scrapped levels. An unofficial translation of Sonic the Hedgehog was released in 2017.
Film and animation. Sonic is a / 2013 written and directed by filmmaker Eddie Lebron, intended as a prequel to., who provided Sonic's voice for 's cartoons, reprised his role, and numerous internet personalities make appearances. Lebron hoped the film would lead to a deal with for an official feature-length Sonic film., lead programmer of the original Sonic video games, called the film 'awesome.' References. Alexandra, Heather.
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If you’re not involved in the Sonic fangaming/hacking community, or even the fan community at large, you might have heard of or seen either Sonic XG or Retro-Sonic at one point or another while perusing forums and websites. Both titles are not only fantastic re-creations of classic 2D-Sonic, but they are influential to others wishing to do the same. At the 2007 Sonic Amateur Games Expo, both of these titles were among the best of the lot, but were each lacking in a department that the other excelled in. XG had extraordinary graphics and design. Retro-Sonic prided itself on its far-superior engine.
Soon after, these projects combined to form a fangaming juggernaut. The perfect Sonic engine and the definitive fan-sequel to Sonic 3 & Knuckles merged to become “Retro-Sonic XG.” However, the buzz was short lived. The RSXG team, Christian Whitehead (Taxman), Euan Gallacher (Sir Euan), and Joseph Waters (Nitemare) are rarely heard from and thus, XG gradually vanished until today. The creator of the Retro-Sonic engine, Whitehead, re-surfaced when it was announced that my Sonic project, Sonic Nexus, would also be using the engine, thus creating the “Retro-Sonic Series.” The 2008 demo of Nexus motivated Whitehead to construct a brand new version of Retro-Sonic, one that would optimize the development of both games. After the successful launch of Nexus’ demo, Christian retuned to Retro-Sonic XG.
Now that months of work has been put into the title, he’s ready to unveil new information and screenshots with the world. Click the image thumbnails to make them full-size. BF: Welcome to the TSS Interview of Christian Whitehead, Christian Whitehead.
Christian Whitehead: Thanks? BF: OK, let’s begin with the question that is on every RSXG fan’s mind. The project has been out of the community’s conscience for the past year or two. Nobody knows if it’s dead or alive.
When you joined the Nexus team, that raised further suspicions that you had left the project. Could you assure the readers and the community at large that RSXG is alive and well? CW: Yes, I can.
As most people know, a fair portion of development time in 2008 was spent creating the new revised edition of the Retro-Sonic engine, along with the RSDK and the 2008 Nexus demo. Before then, I had already converted a fair portion of the assets from Sonic XG into the 2007 version of Retro Sonic. While most people will groan at yet another engine change, this is the definitive change, and has already increased the productivity on the RSXG project. 2009 will be the year of Retro-Sonic XG though, as part 1 is slated for release, much in a similar vein to how Sonic 3 was released before Sonic & Knuckles. BF: Part 1, eh? So, we’ll see 6 of the 12 zones in Sonic XG this year? CW: Yes. Rather than putting out another 1 level demo of Final Fall, I wanted to finish a ‘complete’ work of sorts and half a game is a more realistic target to keep us motivated.
BF: That’s an idea worth stealing, if you’re a fangamer. CW: Haha, yeah. Even as half a game, there will be a lot of content.
The aim is the same scope as Sonic 3, in terms of level sizes, bosses and the like. Which I guess makes sense, since RSXG is a sort of spiritual sequel that picks up where Sonic 3 & Knuckles ended. BF: Yes, RSXG does what a lot of “Sonic 4″ fangames wish that they could do, in my opinion. CW: And there are a LOT of those. BF: Tell me about it. Now, after Nexus’ release, you talked about the new Retro-Sonic Development Kit (RSDK).
How does the new RSDK benefit the development of XG? CW: One of the big benefits, I reckon, has been the improved stage editing tools within RSDK. It’s now much quicker to setup tile mappings and stuff, so the process of building all the level set pieces is much less tedious. The updated scripting system, ‘TaxReceipt,’ is also more powerful than before, which makes for some cool cutscenes, graphical effects, etc etc.
We’re aiming for a level of graphical quality on par with the 32bit Sega Saturn. BF: Excellent!
We talk about the RSDK, because we’re plenty familiar with it and how it works. However, readers might not understand what we’re talking about. What exactly is the Retro-Sonic Development Kit? CW: Basically, the RSDK is a suite of tools that I created to design content for the Retro-Sonic engine.
There are visual editors for Stages, Parallax, Tiles, Objects, etc. In addition there’s text based scripting with syntax hilighting and other additional setup menus for stuff like stage ordering and resource management. Since everything is scriptable, it’s actually possible to make games other than Sonic, too. BF: I’m totally making a Socket fangame after Nexus then.
BF: CW: Haha! Man, there’s a new Sonic clone discovered every minute isn’t there? BF: Yeah, I should start ripping backgrounds from it and editing them to match my foreground tiles. Nobody will notice! CW: They will now. You just said so.
BF: Well, damn. Let’s move on from my flub and talk “Part 1.” What are we going to see?
Levels, characters, features? Give us the low down! CW: Well, without giving too much away, you’ve got the standard triple threat of Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles as playable characters. There will be 6 zones: Final Fall, Peak Panic, Wood Works, Palm Paradiso, Scorched Spire and Robotic Resort, two of which some some keen players might recognize from their previous incarnations as Retro-Sonic levels. Also, the 7 chaos emeralds make an appearance, which means Special and Bonus Stages. Finally, plenty of bosses will be ready to attack and a data select menu will save your progress. BF: When part 2 is released far down the road, will players be able to merge their Part 1 data with Part 2’s data to make a SUPER game?
CW: Definitely, although to make it simpler, we’ll just provide the full game to download and players can just use their existing save file to continue where they left off. BF: So, players will have to manually copy their data into the new EXE? Sounds simple enough. Do you think people will manage to fuck that up? Haha CW: Anything’s possible, haha. I guess we can make an installer but most people dislike that. Everybody at SFGHQ hates that shit.
I’ve heard rumors that all the level art is completed. Is it true that you’ll have to do no more graphical work for levels? I ask, because the level graphics always seem to be the hardest part for fangamers and hearing that all the level graphics are done will be a great sign of RSXG’s progress. CW: Yes and no. We have graphics for all the zones, but I guess things always get tweaked or updated as you go, due to new ideas that might come up or tile considerations due to the change from MMF2 to Retro-Sonic. But overall, yes, level graphics aren’t too much of a worry now. In fact, it was one of the great benefits of the merge to me.
BF: It was a good choice. Retro-Sonic got what XG lacked and vice-versa.
Who initiated the merger and were the level graphics a main reason that you decided to go along with it? CW: Well, I was the one who extended the offer to Euan and Joseph. I was really impressed with the graphics, presentation and the overall feel of the game. They were paying attention to little details that I, up until that point, hadn’t had a chance to do in Retro-Sonic.
I thought, “I should really be doing that!” Then, I considered that I’d only created graphics for about 3 of the Retro-Sonic levels and how much more work it’d take on top of all the other stuff I was doing. The merge just seemed like a good idea to me at the time, and when we had discussions about it, everything just seemed to click. BF: What was the thought process behind joining up with the guys and I on Sonic Nexus? Months before the release, I was as surprised as people were on release day on the news that Nexus and Retro-Sonic were joining forces.
You and Damizean were talking without my knowledge, as I never even considered asking you due to the XG merger. CW: Haha, the fact you guys were considering using the Torque game builder?
XD BF: Ohright. Well, it looked like a good idea at the time.
CW: No, seriously Torque? XD BF: It’s in the past. What’s it like working for two projects anyway? Besides that fact that it is time consuming and probably sucks at times. CW: Well, for one, I guess, it has been one of the main driving forces that made me do a final restructuring of the Retro-Sonic engine! At least that’s over and done with, but it keeps things fresh for me too, I suppose.
If I get a creative block or am bored with one, I can switch to the other. BF: Fair enough. So, back to RSXG. I remember seeing pictures of old builds that had appearances from classic Sonic antagonists, like Nack/Fang and Metal Sonic. Are they still hanging around and/or other villians coming to the party? CW: Well, everyone’s favorite will make a comeback does that count? Seriously though, in terms of actual “intelligent characters” no, but there may be a few cameo appearances from a classic boss or two.
Well, I’m out of questions. Do you think that I missed anything? CW: Yeah, we’ve covered all that there is to know.