[AsuharaMoon]

Yup, it's him again. But we all know the only Shadow in S1 (made by FeliciaVal) hasn't aged well over the years, and so, I took a couple of months to develop a more presentable one:




Controls:

• B/C: Jump
  
• Down + A/B/C: Spin Dash
  
• Jump + Hold C: Drop Dash
  
• A: Light Dash
  
• (Only in midair) A/B/C: Forced Rolling
  
• Jump + Hold Up + B: Super Shadow / Revert (needs 6 emeralds)
  
• Jump + Hold Down + B: Chaos Blast (Only as Super, drains 10 rings)

Due to some personal stuff, I haven't been able to improve the Light Dash more than planned, but I think it will be fine until the next major update I do.
And before you ask "Where's the Homing Attack?", just take note that almost everyone in the hacking scene agrees the technique is a big NO for classic Sonic games. So I made an exception here and brought the Drop Dash directly from Sonic Mania, in order to provide a bit of variety.

Download (v1):
http://www.mediafire...onic_1_(v1).zip

Credits

• E-122-Psi: Coding and feedback (Thanks again!)
  
• FireRat: Coding and Drop Dash porting
  
• JoenickROS: Custom SMPS (I Am All Of Me)
  
• MarkeyJester: Coding
  
• Crash (SSRG): Original Light Dash code
  
• TheKKM, MotorRoach, Lisnovski, & Kapacitad: Sprites related stuff (check my sprite sheet for more info)
  
• VladikComper: MegaPCM
  
• Mercury: Demo recording tool

Oh, and you can activate a little extra by playing sound "9C" in the sound test! ("9D" to turn it off)

This post has been edited by AsuharaMoon: 19 January 2019 - 01:57 PM

[Lostgame]

While it is, of course, 'yet another' Shadow hack, the addition of new moves always adds a much greater sense of desire for a full play-through then just a simple sprite swap. Looks like good stuff, I'll give it a shot later tonight.

[Sonikku2k]

Awesome. I just loaded it up and played it Nice work