Sonic 4 in an Mcgraw Hill Book?

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Amateurs. ;D

 

Ooh. Sonic Crackers. Now, the question is whether or not you hoaxed it. If not, that could be considered proof that Crackers was the next Sonic game, and not just an engine test... Though magazine articles are always prone to errors. Still, if it was published...

 

Please note that "Sonic 4" is a incorrect name for that game.It whould be better to call it "Sonic Crackers" or "Sonic Studium".

 

I think "Sonic Crackers" is the name of the group of the people who brought the game out in the first place.

 

Prehaps,I used think that it was a trainer for level select and such.I don't really know,now.

 

:shock:

 

I don't trust that game

 

Sonic Crackers is called Sonic Crackers, it's a real sega product, and is a test build engine.

 

Yes but isn't there traces of Chaotix in it?That means:

a.It's a very early build of Chaotix
b.Chaotix was built directly off the test engine.

Both possible,I guess.

 

Seems that way.

But what made them stop work on Sonic Crackers mid-development and switch to Knuckles Chaotix?

 

:?: :?: I can't access the page, it supposedly doesn't exist. how did u guys get it?

 

It appears that Sonic Crackers was made in early-mid 1994, but why would Sega work on that when they haven't even finished working on the remaining levels of Sonic 3 (S&K)?

 

It was just an engine build. I doubt they even knew what they were going to do with it. They had an idea and wanted to test it out. The engine became Knuckles' Chaotix. At least that's my theory. I don't know as much about game development as Pach...

-Samantha

 

But starting work on it in th e middle of developing a major game?