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Sonic Origins version

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...is this real??

https://youtu.be/DHzjgNoRmjg?si=NsbAREXyqBnOGBYd

Your home is a protected asset during bankruptcy.

1) Get a mortgage on a million dollar home
2) File for Bankruptcy
3) After everything settles, sell the home for a million dollar profit

Giant_Aspirin posted...

what flavor is 'green'?

Let's be real, all colors of Kool-Aid are just "sugar flavored"

Awesome NBA Street promo
Would've paid top dollar for a true crossover tbh

Edit: Oh wait, this wasn't just a promo and apparently this really existed in-game lmao

anttttt posted...

the game has too many zones and acts that are just really boring, like sandopolis, marble garden, carnival night, flying batter (no idea why people love this outside of the theme), and a couple of mediocre acts in otherwise-good zones. still a good game but mania's way better and more consistent

3 started the trend of having bad bosses after nearly every level, but at least most of them are on the mindless end of bad

I disagree, I love all those zones you listed besides Marble Garden, and even by then I usually have Super Sonic already and it plus the fact that there's a lightning shield pretty early makes the zone actually fun at that point imo (unless you get crushed somewhere which is an obvious hinderance that affects all Sonic games). I do, however, share your praise of Mania.

But imo the trend of bad boss fights really started in Sonic 1. Like the Labyrinth boss that just runs away from you for example

Someone told me that the funniest part of that scene is that "steamed hams" really is an Albany expression for plain hamburgers... I think I'm being trolled guys...

Even if nothing else was different, the boss fight with Mecha Sonic, that one thing alone makes a Knuckles playthrough 100% worth it.

Just finished a Knuckles playthrough for the first time ever btw, not believing there was much of a point beforehand, and I was wrong about that

Homeless_Waifu posted...

Studiopolis because of its visual aesthetics and numerous references to Daytona.
also the music nice

https://youtu.be/R6VSG7rZe0Q?feature=shared

i also really like stardust speedway in Sonic CD
https://youtu.be/r5EjvtyLJ1g?feature=shared

Good picks. I'm also a fan of Ice Cap from S3, and the original music for that as well. A bit disappointed with the alternate soundtrack used in Origins

it's not as frustrating as so many people say it is at all, it's just fun and genuinely challenging

Sorta. I'm all for shorter games as a lot of these 100-hour grind-fests are just hard to stay into when it comes to my every day life now. Like I just picked up Tears of the Kingdom for the first time in over a month yesterday, and I had absolutely no clue or idea what I was doing on it before. It's one of those games, and BOTW was the same way, where it's like, if I have a free hour to play it's not really worth doing, because you can't accomplish anything meaningful in an hour, you need a solid 3-5 hours to be able to just sit and play uninterrupted. And real life just gets in the way of that unfortunately. So I find myself constantly going back things like classic 2D platformers like the Genesis Sonic games, Sonic Mania, 8-bit Mario, things I can just pick up and play in one sitting even if there's nothing new to discover in any of it anymore.

But what exactly is meant by "worse graphics?" Because not everything has to be state of the art hyper realistic or anything, but I mean, don't deliberately make the game look like shit either lol