Hai guys. I Sonic Generationed.

Bubble Shield = Bounce Bracelet (with breathing underwater)
Fire Shield = Air Dash/Homing Attack with no enemies around (with fire protection)
Electric Shield = Well, the electric shield, but with a double jump (And projectile bouncing)

Sega does things alot of times with the right idea, or good intentions, but the execution of these ideas comes off poor, far from the original, or just cheep.

 

Twice. '06 and Sonic The Hedgehog Genesis.

What I'm most curious about is whether some scripted events can simply be disabled, to see how well the engine handles these things on its physics alone. There would be little more disheartening than to find that things which work just fine on their own were scripted anyway.

 

Oh look, it's Sonic 4, except not shitty.

Now enable boost.

 

I can't say I hate this.

 

I hate you....I really hate you...don't ever do that again.

 

I am crying. Right now.

Maybe there's leftover code for Classic Sonic's boost, too! :v:

 

Yeah, that's really better, way better.

 

Maybe its a typo that Sonic Team will fix.

 

What variable was it and what's the new value? =P

 

So THIS is why we have the PC version. Make us proud Polygon Homing attack.

 

Nice; this is awesome.
I agree sik there, what value was it?

 

Jim. I hope you are in contact with some SEGA higher up's that can show the generations team, what you did to the physics. They really need to look at that

 

Is it just me being cynical, or does anyone else consider Sega to go "hey guys we heard you didn't like the physics / spin dash / rolling so we fixed it based on fan feedback!"

Only for them to of already done it, and not just turned it on / fixed it in the first case. If you know what I mean.

 

I love you.

 

I haven't been able to play any of the demo's so its been watching a lot of youtube videos here for over a week, but even from those you can really see the difference in the rolling, much much better.

Narstyle: It could be a little joke from Sega, knowing we'd hack the thing to pieces inside a few days, having the fix right there as a surprise for us to find and impliment, having the value changed properly for the final product. If not one email, one little tweak and the things fixed anyway.

 

That rolling does look better than what the demo had, but it still looks like it could be changed more. Rolling down those slopes, he should accelerate more.

 

I know that Retro has elements of a hacking community and such, but I highly think that Sega released this and genuinely thought it wouldn't get hacked. This could just be my opinion but when you take in consideration that they released this early as a birthday celebration and such. It is silly for them to leave stuff in the demo, but it shouldn't of been seen. You only need to ask a sega representative regarding the zone lists and elemental shields and they'll close up and say "we can't discuss that at the moment". It's public knowledge by now!