Ah, whoops. Didn't catch that you'd already brought it up - good call, sir. = ) Hopefully it'll be fixed for the final release, anyway.
I can't really blame you for not knowing these things, it's not like it's a sin or something. But I can't help but find it very odd you don't know them since it's been circulating on Retro for long, what it being Taxman doing it and all. It's a remake of Sonic CD, using the Retro Engine (which I assume is being licensed for use by SEGA), and the International soundtrack, made by The Taxman. He had the idea and approached SEGA to do it, apparently they said yes and gave the go ahead. This means that despite being in widescreen et al, the physics are just what we expect from Taxman (yummy).
I know, makes sense. It just feels odd, it's a bit as if we now had someone come here "HEY GUYS THERE'S A NEW SONIC GAME COMING OUT, WITH CLASSIC SONIC!" :P
That's actually not a bug in a game, rather the two video frames are bleeding into each other. Since this is hand held footage, the offsets will be different.
Let's keep this attitude - If Sega sees the market, maybe there will be other ports Taxman, I only regret that I don't have ->every<- platform to buy it for.
If I'm not mistaken, which I probably am, the coding was completely rewritten from scratch on a new engine, but uses all the same assets.
Well, I wasn't flowing the entire topic. But I want to congrats Taxman for this awesome work. I have a question: It will have a option to skip the time-travel loading scene? Nowadays it is unnecessary.
I wonder If they are using the unused SNCBNK to loop the music! :D And yeah a shorter time travel screen would be better xD.
I think it's doubtful. If they were going to do that I figure they probably would have for the music in Generations too (Palmtree Panic did show up there, after all). But we've still got a while before this comes out so I won't stick my neck out TOO far on this one, but I won't expect it.
I have a question regarding the exclusion of the US soundtrack. From what I understand, it's not being included in this remake because of legal issues regarding Pastiche's vocals. Sonic Generations found a way around that by remixing the Stardust Speedway Bad Future theme, but in Super Smash Brothers Brawl, the Sonic Boom theme was left untouched. Why is it that it was okay to be included in that game, but not this remake?