From a financial standpoint, it would make more sense for SEGA to keep using HE, which is proprietary, over Unreal, which requires a yearly...
Sketchbook. Page 45.
The upgrades for all those games were free. That's what makes it so weird.
With PD's new info about Barney's release date. I've been brought back to my earlier theory of the game's blue spine. That it was chosen as a way...
Which files in the MH source code are these, exactly? And can we see the files converted to .PNGs?
Thread bumpin' time. As mentioned before, Splatterhouse 3 released in August 1993 with a red spine. However, in June 1993, Barney's Hide-and-Seek...
I didn't even know that this game had one until you said it. There's no mention of it in the trailers. That, along with the massive price tag,...
I feel like this is a bad comparison. This game you're showing off is an indie, not one by a major, big-budget studio.
I think the price tag might have been chosen as a way to make back all the money spent licensing all of the non-SEGA guest characters. That, and...
I'm surprised by the price. I'd expect a spin-off to be cheaper. Maybe it's because of development costs.
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That got a chuckle out of me. Good job.
I can see how this crossover stuff would attract someone who would be less likely to get a Sonic game ("Hey, it's that character that I like!"),...
It seems like nobody here remembers the tweet implying Among Us stuff would be coming to the game.
Hey, if it fuels the hype train.
Never knew about this. Neat.
Yes, sketchhog SpongeBob has been in my head among other characters. Maybe I should draw them when I have the time.
They still officially acknowledged the show for the first time in years during that part in the book. I think my point still stands.
I never considered the DiC characters to be off the table since we did get Dulcy in the Encyclo-speedia.
Oh my God, Ren & Stimpy might actually have a chance to be in a Sonic game.
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