[MarkeyJester]

pana der hejhog, he iz teh gratis

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Music thanks to:
-CarrascoZX0

Bugtesting and/or playtesting & feedback:

-SonicVaan
-Stealth
-JMan2050
-TheBarAdmin
-Robjoe
-Puto
-Tweaker

Additional help:
-Aquaslash

This post has been edited by MarkeyJester: 03 September 2011 - 07:56 PM

[Jay T.]

Truth be told, I was somewhat cautious about trying this hack (going by the name, but then again so many got involved), but wow...that hack blew me away. That level was Unique with a capital "U," as well as the boss (I was scared for a minute there). Excellent job!

This post has been edited by Jay T.: 03 September 2011 - 05:54 PM

[JcFerggy]

The name of the hack made me think it was a hurr durr its a shitty hack on purpose, but then I was blown away. Best hack I've played in a long while.

[Dark Sonic]

JcFerggy, on 03 September 2011 - 05:59 PM, said:

The name of the hack made me think it was a hurr durr its a shitty hack on purpose, but then I was blown away. Best hack I've played in a long while.

Pretty much this. I was totally suspicious of this and thought it'd be something along the lines of Sonic in Paynt, but it is truly awesome. Nicely done dude.

[BSonirachi]

Whoa...

The animations in this are so fluid, and the whole level felt so unique. Brilliant stuff!

[synchronizer]

Amazing! As usual, Markey, you've made something quite enjoyable and unique. The only tiny little thing I found odd was that you could enter the boss arena...
(I'm spoiler tagging half of my post because half of the fun of trying the hack is the surprise you get when trying it for the first time.)

Spoiler

without the sphere you roll on. The screen locks and you can't do anything but let Pana fail...in the spikes. I must say though that this is the BEST interpretation of the scrapped rolling sphere from Green hill Zone. It's extremely fun to play with. What made you decide to invert the controls though? it does add an extra level of difficulty...

This post has been edited by synchronizer: 03 September 2011 - 06:24 PM

[FeliciaVal]

seriously Markey, you outdone yourself with this. I take off my hat. You're the best!

PS: I demand an MP3 of the Mystic Island music :3

This post has been edited by FeliciaVal: 03 September 2011 - 06:36 PM

[Destructiox]

synchronizer, on 03 September 2011 - 06:23 PM, said:

Spoiler

What made you decide to invert the controls though? it does add an extra level of difficulty...

Spoiler

It's real-life physics. Imagine two gears connected to each other. One turns clockwise, and owing to that, the other gear turns counter-clockwise. In this example sonic's feet are one gear, and the ball is the other. When you're running left, the ball will go right, and vice-versa.

I have no idea if I was able to explain that in a coherent way, but that was my best shot at it.

I seriously hope there will be a continuation to this project, it was too good and ended too soon

This post has been edited by Destructiox: 03 September 2011 - 06:40 PM

[Lanzer]

Wow this is really awesome stuff. I would love to see more!

[synchronizer]

Destructiox, on 03 September 2011 - 06:35 PM, said:

synchronizer, on 03 September 2011 - 06:23 PM, said:

Spoiler

What made you decide to invert the controls though? it does add an extra level of difficulty...

Spoiler

It's real-life physics. Imagine two gears connected to each other. One turns clockwise, and owing to that, the other gear turns counter-clockwise. In this example sonic's feet are one gear, and the ball is the other. When you're running left, the ball will go right, and vice-versa.

I have no idea if I was able to explain that in a coherent way, but that was my best shot at it.

I seriously hope there will be a continuation to this project, it was too good and ended too soon

Spoiler

That was a good explanation, but I knew this already. It's just that in a game, control-wise it's somewhat jarring when you must switch directions when jumping off and on the sphere. After a short amount of time I adjusted, but it's still a tiny bit odd. Honestly it's probably fine, but if the level was harder for example, the controls might cause a few more problems.

[Spanner]

Hack of the year. I cannot stress this enough. Until of course, someone somehow manages to trump this.
Smooth animations by the way, and the quick transitions are impressive.

[Crappy Blue Luigi]

I'm blown away.

The gorgeously smooth animations, the Door into Summer remix, the gimmicky rolling around on checkered balls, and even the gimmicky boss fight... this is just beautiful.

Markey, you never cease to impress.

[Bgvanbur]

Like others said, you expect a silly hack and within the first few seconds you realize it isn't. This hack is very polished from every aspect, the change to the Sega logo, the Markey Jester presents, the beautiful title screen, the working demo mode, the gears animation, the level design, the handling of the ball physics, the mid-stage transitions, etc. Nice job!

[CarrascoZX0]

FeliciaVal, on 03 September 2011 - 06:31 PM, said:

PS: I demand an MP3 of the Mystic Island music :3

Here you go:
Mystic Island Zone (Part 1)
and
Mystic Island Zone (Part 2)

Also, Markey posted his "Door Into Summer (Dawn Remix)" before on FA. That's an older version though, using Sonic 1 DAC.

Anyways, enjoy! =)

This post has been edited by CarrascoZX0: 03 September 2011 - 07:23 PM

[MarkeyJester]

Jay T., on 03 September 2011 - 05:53 PM, said:

Truth be told, I was somewhat cautious about trying this hack (going by the name...

AhahHOOOOhhh well, that's the idea!!

Tis a parody hack, designed to do the opposite of what you expect with a tint of hillarity! The idea that fan character hacks come accross as terible, I'm suprised no-one's had a stressy fit yet =P

synchronizer, on 03 September 2011 - 06:23 PM, said:

Spoiler

without the sphere you roll on. The screen locks and you can't do anything but let Pana fail...in the spikes. I must say though that this is the BEST interpretation of the scrapped rolling sphere from Green hill Zone. It's extremely fun to play with. What made you decide to invert the controls though? it does add an extra level of difficulty...

I wasn't sure at the point of making it, but settled for real life physics over game-play in this area.