Originally Posted by strangedopamine
Sonic and Knuckles and if you played it with Sonic 1 instead of 2 and 3 you get Blue Sphere which has 134,217,728 levels of the special stage.
For the most part, I tend to consider Sonic & Knuckles and Sonic 3 one singular game since they were developed with that idea in mind, sooooo... he was kinda accurate if he subscribed to the same idea.
Originally Posted by PhantomOfTheKnight
Oi, to any of those with the History of Sonic Book, does it say anything about Blaze being a prototype for Shadow/Shadow originally being a cat?
I'll check when I get home (unless someone gets to it earlier than I do). I don't think I remember even reading it in there.
Originally Posted by Quackula
Waiting on a package from japan that seems to be stuck in limbo. Tracking hasn't changed at all in the past 4 or 5 days... :/
You wouldn't be the only one. Must be American customs. I know a few people who've had to wait a few weeks for their stuff lately... and they ordered faster shipping.
Originally Posted by Nocturnowl
I don't think I can successfully partake in that Sonic discussion up there, terminology has defeated me.
I'll make it easy: "What's the best Sonic 3 competition mode theme?"
Sorry. I just had to bring up the chords and tabs and stuff. :x
Fun fact: When my guitar teacher learned that I was into video games, because it was so common to hear it and tab it I guess, he ended up teaching me how to tab stuff for NES games, so, like... Contra, SMB, SMB3, etc. Mega Man stuff was too hard at the time because it's so fast, but you can probably do it when you get used to having your fingers on the fretboard as a beginner (ie: when you've built up your callouses--even to this day, my pinky callouses haven't really built up, but my other fingers are fine).
NES tunes are relatively simple to play just because there's only 4 channels dedicated to the music anyway.