The recent Sonic Amateur Games Expo (SAGE) has given us some cool fan-made Sonic titles, but one in particular has caught our attention.
Sonic UltraSaturn by Un Sonic Ryu is a great-looking PC-based 2D Sonic tribute with some cool scaling effects for its 3D stages.
Zones include the likes of Madness Mountain, Dynamite Plant, Crystal Frost, Rainy Savannah and Sky Chase, while the special stages take place in virtual isometric environments (like Sonic 3D Blast) rendered by Robotnik's XRI system.
Un Sonic Ryu has even produced some fake commercials to support the game:
You can download the game here.
[source x.com]
Comments 1
What Sega Shouldadone...... granted there was massive overload of Sonic during the early 90s after his debut - to the point of overkill as Sega flogged him to within an inch of his life. (In the time Sega released God knows how many Sonic games on every bit of hardware they made, Nintendo only released Mariolands 2+3? All Stars doesn't count imo and there's 5 years between Mario 4 and Yoshi's Island!)
But then with new 32-bit hardware after flogging Sonic so much they bizarrely inexplicably pretty much ignore him barring Sonic R and that compilation Jam one with the 3D stage. Oh and that in development Xtreme one with the fish eye lens which let's face it looked bloody crap.
Nights was cool and all but oh to have had a 32-bit 2D Sonic platform maxing everything out to 11 with some cool 3D sections thrown in?! More fool you Sega.... tsk!
(oh yeah and this Sonic UltraSaturn looks bloody great!)
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