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You can pretty much get the experience of the Japanese version if you download the soundtrack and put it in the folder with the .iso file, naming them "(ISO file name minus '.iso')xx.mp3" with "xx" being a number starting at 01 and going through 30 whatever. So for example, if my file is called "scd.iso", I'll want to name the first music file "scd01.mp3". You can find track lists on GameFAQs, and do make sure that Palmtree Panic Present DOES have a file before it or else you will be sad. (So put some random file that's "whatever01.mp3" and have Palmtree Panic Present, the "real" first track, be "whatever02.mp3".) Also note that the opening and closing cinematics will still have the Sonic Boom theme, but all of the in-level music is the same. You probably already know that this is because these songs are actual parts of the movie file and the movies have been timed to synch up with the music, so yeah.

If you just want to play the Japanese version straight and Kega Fusion isn't doing it for you, give Gens a shot because I've got it to run like that before. Just remember to format the RAM before you try to play.

I really like the Sonic Boom opening, so I often do this. Or I'll mix songs from each soundtrack that I like, since I think they're both fantastic. Best of luck to you, and have fun!

I only remember playing the Genesis version as a kid, and I could never be arsed to pass the second act of Rusty Ruin Zone. The music I remember from it was fantastic, though. I wouldn't mind checking out the Saturn version.

I don't like rap in the least, but that response was still brilliant. And I'm tired of seeing game companies going all faggy; what happened to the Fair Use law or whatever that keeps Square-Enix (shit, almost called them Squaresoft) from destroying the hell out of 8-Bit Theater?

I say we wait for the god-damned game before we start flinging insults. Jesus christ.

Lostgame, on Dec 11 2006, 08:03 PM, said:

Oh, shut up. "Robotnik" is what I grew up hearing, so I'm jolly well going to continue to call him "Robotnik." Call me a nostalgic faggot if you want, but it's what I know and it's what I'm sticking with.