| ThirdMarioBro |
02-11-2009 07:01 PM |
Sega really has to suck monster balls to think people buy that bullsh*t excuse. Get a load of this. Sonic 3 is included in this collection. Sonic & Knuckles in included in this collection. But there's no "locked-on" Sonic 3 & Knuckles in this collection...you know, the real, finished, complete game? Why you ask? Get a load of this bullsh*t.
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Originally Posted by Kombo
I spoke with the producer for Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection, Ethan Einhorn, who definitely understands the nature of hard-core Sonic fandom. We had a good conversation about the game, and I got Ethan's official explanation for why Sonic 3 + Knuckles wasn't included: "To shore up the development time necessary to get "Lock-On" to work in Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection, we would have had to drop all of the bonus games from the disc. Faced with an either/or scenario, we chose to retain our title lineup in its entirety."
In other words, that would have meant losing the Sega Master System ports (Phantasy Star and Golden Axe Warrior) and all of the arcade ports. Just throwing an old ROM into a game is one thing, but combining lots of different types of ROM technology (arcade, Genesis, Master System) and making them all work together is another, and to get the game out with this lineup, that's what needed to happen. -- Edward@SEGA
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For crying out loud, it's a fu*king ROM dump. Development time? Seriously? No, seriously? Slap the conjoined rom into any Genesis emulator like the one that's running every other Genesis game on that disc. It's no different from the standard Sonic 3 Rom except maybe half a meg larger. Sega has to really suck to think people would buy that bullsh*t excuse. Sega left it out so they could sell the conjoined version separately on all the download networks for $8.
Save your money for Sonic Mega Collection.
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