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I really don't see why one bad apple spoils the barrel. Why can't Sonic Team just try again but don't use Kinect controls this time?
🎸Rockstar Update + New Music player feature! 🎸
◉ Unlock new Rockstar Sonic and Popstar Amy from the new Symphony Showdown event!
◉ Play Music anywhere from the new Music player Feature
◉ Find and Unlock Hidden Music Notes in each world and for a limited time unlock Rockstar Shadow!
◉ Raceshop UPD! unlock Racesuit Sonic, Racesuit Tails and Racesuit Knuckles
◉ Paramount + Collab for Knuckles Series ends soon, complete the events and unlock Movie skins!
Knuckles Series streaming now on Paramount+
Coded by Pigsy (the same person who is bringing Castlevania: Symphony of the Night to the Mega Drive) using Johannes Fetz's JoEngine, this update will boast more background layers, improved colours, better animation, a CD-quality soundtrack and "more open" level design.
Originally released in Japan as The Super Shinobi in 1989, the game is a sequel to the 1987 arcade release Shinobi. A dazzling showcase of the Mega Drive's power, it also boasts an incredible soundtrack from Yuzo Koshiro. The game would ...
I don't mind tomatoes, but I prefer to eat them when they're picked red and ripe than picked green and then ripe.
Most people will probably know of Columns from Sega's versions of the game — which have since been reissued across various compilations and mini consoles — but the title actually has an interesting history that predates those releases.
It was originally designed by Jay Geersten for the HP-UX operating system while working at Hewlett Packard in 1989, who later gave his source code to various other developers to produce additional versions for MS-DOS, Atari ST, Macintosh, and Windows 3.x.
In the past, Geersten's original HP-UX version of the game was considered to be lost media, but yesterday, the video game collector @TrevgauntletNeu announced that they had found the original title and had managed to get it working in MAME. They've since shared ...
But what pisses me off is that he could of! If he had more than one game, new characters could've been introduced and expanded upon.
For example, some of the chharacters from the first game could be expanded upon, such as Planet Flora's elder or Ristars parents.
I will be interested how this will influence Paramount Plus decisions from here on in.
