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hai guise

I just got my Sega CD in the mail today, and was wonderin', is there any type of Game Genie or something to bypass the Sega Mega CD's region lockout? I've researched a bit, but to no avail.

Halp?

I'ma gonna throw in the Game Gear/Master System port of Sonic 2. Nothing more to say here.

Let's see what our favorite editable center of infomation, Wikipedia has to say!

Fang the Sniper (ファング・ザ・スナイパー ,Fangu za Sunaipā?),[59] also known as Nack the Wease is a purple wolf weasel[61] that first appeared in the Game Gear video game Sonic Triple Trouble. His character is a treasure hunter in search of the Chaos Emeralds; however he doesn't know of their true power and merely wants to sell them for profit.[60] He is a slick,[61] sneaky and mischievous character who will steal the Emeralds for an easier job.[60] Fang tries hard to outwit others, but is held back by naivety and often fails.[59] He is often seen with his air-bike, the Marvelous Queen.

The character was known as "Fang the Sniper" in the Japanese game, Sonic & Tails 2,[59] but was named "Nack the Weasel" in the English version, Sonic Triple Trouble.[60] "Nack" was used in the comic books he also appears in. Games released after Sonic Triple Trouble have called him "Fang", regardless of language.

Fang the Sniper has appeared in Sonic Triple Trouble, Sonic Drift 2, Tails Adventures, and Sonic the Fighters. In addition, he was set to appear in Sonic X-treme as a boss character, but did not due to its cancellation. He was also mentioned in a DVD-ROM Flash comic that came with Sonic and the Secret Rings.

Now let's see s'more pictures of this weasal thing!





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THE SOUNDTRACK TO SONIC R

Don't even try to deny you don't love it. No doubt, when your grandma bursts into your room and tells you: "Dinna's a-ready!", you scramble to find the remote, not to press the Mute button, but rather throw at the TV in great desperation, hoping it will somehow turn off the crazy music, which you fear anyone else hearing, for your phobia of embrassment. But if she weren't there with her burnt meatloaf, you know you'd be gettin' jiggy with that funky music!

Now, talk about this magnificent triumph of humanity, the Sonic R soundtrack. Can You Feel the Sunshine, Livin' in the City, Super Sonic Racing, Back in Time, Work It Out, Diamond in the Sky, Number One, and everything else in between.