Sonic the hedgehog 2006 super sonic hack

Despite the hack name, this is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for the Sega Genesis and not a hack of Sonic 1. The hack incorporates levels which were scrapped before the game was released. The levels are recreated using information gathered from either prototype ROM releases, scrapped data from the final ROM, information found in interviews.

As no Sonic the Hedgehog 3 flight code was ported over the physics are a bit different. He also cannot lift Sonic, nor swim underwater, nor does he tire and descend after a long flight. It should also be noted the hack was originally created as a technical proof of concept, using machine code only, which back in It was one of the first Sonic hacks that had all of its music changed.

In addition, it also featured modified palettes and layouts. Skaarg had stated that he was going to continue to expand upon his hack, but it seems highly unlikely at this point. It is notable for being one of the first hacks that had Shadow the Hedgehog as a playable character in place of Sonic, he also has a Chao sidekick named Mizu In the vein of Project Shadow 2 and unlike Project Shadow 2, Shadow's sprites in this hack were incomplete.

As of May 19, , there is only one known release of the hack in celebration of Kojichao's birthday. No new versions of the hack were released The idea of this game is that you and another friend of yours select a character one being Sonic and the other being Tails and you both battle it out to try to gain as many hits on Eggman.

The catch is that Eggman only gets destroyed when the timer runs down to 0 unless it's a draw at that time, then, it will wait for another hit. The player with the most hits at the end of the timer wins! You can also win if the other player dies before the timer runs out if respawn mode is off.

The game is modified to use Mighty's sprites in place of Sonic's, along with several modifications to the player's stats and abilities. Topics: Sonic the Hedgehog, Genesis, Mighty. It's the Sonic 1 we all know and love, but with the addition of the character of Sonime, an avatar who reacts to your gameplay in real time. Her expressions have been fine tuned to reflect your inner reactions to game you're playing.

She'll be joyous if you reach soaring speeds and maneuver through several badniks in a single jump. She'll watch in terror as the only thing keeping you from death is a few invincibility frames. She'll scowl at your failings, be shocked by a sudden crushing, and The creator of the hack is Fabricechaotix. Ray the Flying Squirrel has a air glide move similar to Knuckles but the air glide does no damage when touching enemies. The air glide also does not stop when touching walls.

Unlike many Sonic 1 hacks there is no spin dash This hack is unlike many other hacks, featuring a heavy in-game story line, unique challenges, and never seen before gameplay mechanics. These elements are often somehow related to explosions, which is why this hack is sometimes called, "What if Michael Bay directed Sonic 1? Activating a WTF LAME monitor will cause the level to fade out, and then the screen will be filled with a scrolling tl;dr rant that you cannot escape.

The scrolling text is achieved by writing character data to the scroll plane every 8 scanlines, resulting in a smooth scroll. For full details on how this works, see wtflame.

Once the scrolling rant has finished, a Game Over screen will appear saying "Sorry Try again. The game remains mostly unchanged; however, the Flicky collection system part of the core gameplay of the original game has been removed, allowing the player to complete the levels without needing to collect all the flickies in the level to advance.

This makes it much more similar to traditional Sonic games, where the goal is to simply make it to the end of the level without dying. Kirby can inhale monitors and most enemies but cannot copy their abilities, Waddle Dee has no unique moves. The hack also contains Clearing the challenge immediately warps you to the next act. Go for the highest score! Topics: Sonic, Rom Hack, Genesis. It has new sprites, several new levels, and numerous other alterations. This ROM is just about adding a lot of speed to Sonic, making him look like he's high on caffeine and sugar.

I'm not going to play a mini-hack that uses the same idea of others, a speed hack. But this hack is very different, this is a The hack is basically the same as the original game, except with a number of extra features and bugfixes. CrazySonic is a joke hack of Sonic the Hedgehog by Ralakimus. This project was first released as a demo build in July of and was later released in October for SHC This hack is a mixture of CrazyBus' gameplay and music and Sonic 1's gameplay, plus other additions.

It was designed to be as obnoxious as possible to evoke negative reactions from players. Despite this, it is generally considered to be amusing by players, especially first time players. The game is modified to use Charmy's sprites edited from Knuckles Chaotix in place of Sonic's, along with several modifications to the player's stats and abilities.

I was also reminded that I never posted it anywhere. Although he has the SMB2 super jump so that it's not completely impossible. This hack isn't finished, it never will be, and if I recall correctly it breaks around Labyrinth. I'm just posting it here so that it doesn't end up Robotnik was doing as he had promised, or so Sonic thought Dr Robotnik was secretly double crossing Sonic. He was secretly torturing all of Sonic's friends and was sending meteorites to the planet.

Dr Robotnik then went to attempt to steal the Master Emerald from Knuckles. On Robotnik's confrontation with Knuckles, they started to battle The target of this hack is to add features seen in the sequels, like the Spin Dash, change palettes and artwork, etc Yeth is a game based on Sonic the Hedgehog.

The game features an original character by the name of Yeth as he adventures through several new levels and one familiar one Topics: Sonic, Genesis, ROM Hack. Topics: sonic, rom hack. Doctor Eggman kidnaps Princess Elise of Soleanna in the hopes of harnessing the Flames of Disaster, a destructive power sealed within her.

Meanwhile, Shadow and his fellow agent Rouge accidentally release an evil spirit, Mephiles. The spirit transports them to a post-apocalyptic future ravaged by a demonic monster, Iblis.

When Mephiles meets survivors Silver and Blaze, he fools them into thinking Sonic is the cause of this destruction and sends them to the present to kill him.

Throughout the story, Sonic and friends travel between the past, present, and future in their efforts to stop Mephiles and Iblis and protect Elise from Doctor Eggman. Though at first Silver stalks Sonic and impedes his attempts to save Elise, Shadow reveals to him that Sonic is not the cause of his world's suffering but rather Mephiles, who is trying to change the past for his own evil purposes. They learn that Mephiles seeks to bond with Iblis, who was sealed within Elise as a child, as they are the two halves of Soleanna's omnipotent god, Solaris.

Mephiles eventually succeeds after killing Sonic to make Elise cry over his death, releasing her seal on Iblis and merging with him to become Solaris, who then attempts to consume time itself. The heroes use the power of the Chaos Emeralds to revive Sonic, and he, Shadow, and Silver transform into their super forms to defeat Solaris. Sonic and Elise are brought to the past and extinguish Solaris's flame, removing the god from existence and preventing the previous events from ever occurring.

Among the ideas the team was considering was a game with a realistic tone and an advanced physics engine. When Sega reassigned the team to start working on a new game in the bestselling Sonic series, they decided to retain the realistic approach. Naka noted the success of superhero films such as Spider-Man 2 and Batman Begins —which reached an audience far beyond fans of the comics those films were based on—and wanted to mimic this success.

The Havok physics engine, previously used in their PlayStation 2 game Astro Boy , [18] allowed Sonic Team to create expansive levels previously impossible on earlier sixth generation consoles and experiment with multiple play-styles. While Sonic Team had a major focus on the visuals, they considered their primary challenge creating a game that was as appealing as the original Sega Genesis Sonic games.

For example, they wanted to include multiple paths in levels, like the Genesis games had, a goal the realistic environments helped achieve. Sonic Team sought to 'aggressively' address problems with the virtual camera system from earlier Sonic games, something they had received many complaints about. Silver the Hedgehog's gameplay style was born out of Sonic Team's desire to take advantage of Havok's realistic physics capabilities.

The first design concept for Silver's character was an orange mink; he attained his final hedgehog look after over 50 design iterations. Shadow's gameplay was further fleshed out with the addition of vehicles; each vehicle uses its own physical engine. Animation supervisor Leo Santos said Blur faced challenges animating the opening scene due to the placement of Sonic's mouth.

As development progressed, Sonic Team faced serious problems, starting with Naka's resignation as head of Sonic Team to form his own company, Prope.

Sega believed porting the game to Wii would take too long, and so conceived a Sonic game that would use the motion detection function of its controller. Therefore, the team was split in two: [25] Nakamura led one team to finish Sonic the Hedgehog for Xbox and PlayStation 3 while producer Yojiro Ogawa led the other to begin work on Sonic and the Secret Rings for the Wii.

Sega pressured the team to finish the game in time for the holiday shopping season, so with the deadline quickly approaching, Sonic Team rushed the final stages of development, ignoring bug reports from Sega's quality assurance department and control problems. Not only was the Xbox release imminent, but the PlayStation 3 launch was scheduled not long afterwards. This put tremendous pressure on the team to develop for both systems.

The cast of the Sonic X anime series reprised their voice roles for Sonic the Hedgehog , and actress Lacey Chabert supplied the voice of series newcomer and damsel in distress, Princess Elise.

Because it was the first Sonic game for seventh generation consoles, Ohtani 'aimed to emphasise that it was a epic next-generation title.

The Xbox version of Sonic the Hedgehog was released in North America on November 14, , [43] followed by a European release on November 24,