If it takes place after the events of Sonic Forces and Team Sonic Racing, Ian Flynn wants to be reassuring: report this ad References to the previously released Sonic games to give players the feeling that Sonic Frontiers is not a standalone but is really part of the history of the license. I also wanted to add interconnectivity with previous games. I’m a Sonic geek, so I wanted to inject some of the series’ legacy into the story? I wanted to develop the stories of certain characters, even if it was just a little bit. First of all, it’s Ian Flynn who talks about the “inter-connectivity” of the game with its predecessors: Sonic Frontiers: a darker story, with less evil Eggman? SEGA takes stock “I also wanted to add interconnectivity with previous games”ĭuring an exclusive interview with Game Informer, Takashi Iizuka’s creative officer and Sonic the Hedeghog comic book writer Ian Flynn discussed the lore and history of Sonic Frontiers. As for Sonic the Hedgehog 3, its new soundtrack hasn’t exactly been praised, and it seems unlikely that the changes currently in the works at SEGA will remedy that issue. Requests that had not been successful, leading to Sonic Origins discovering itself to the world with a fairly low degree of completion. One of the developers of Sonic Origins had publicly admitted that the final result did not meet his expectations, with a team having, for example, asked to correct certain aspects of the title, even if it meant delaying its launch. We also learn that a reputable modder who planned to make corrections to Sonic Origins finally threw in the towel, calling the game released in terms that were definitely not flattering. Reported issues include muffled audio regardless of game selected, faulty artificial intelligence on Tails’ side, and strange collisions in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles. We will make sure to release more official messages as soon as we have more information for everyone.” “Thank you for your patience ! The team has been listening and working on resolving various issues at this time. More specifically, the spokesperson’s message was as follows:
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Sonic Origins: a modder abandoned a patch project SEGA, through Sonic’s social media manager Katie Chrzanowski, has thus confirmed that such a patch is indeed in development. On Thursday, July 14, while a Twitter user said he was waiting for a patch that would remove bugs from Sonic Origins, an encouraging response was made to him. While we don’t know how long that will take, it’s good to see that Sonic Origins will finally become the definitive way to play these games – it might take a while.
Luckily, we now know that the team has indeed received approval to address many of these issues. We offered to come back for fixes and updates after release – we don’t know if that happens yet. We asked about the delays early and repeatedly, but were told they weren’t possible.
In the immediate wake of the release of Sonic Origins and the realization that the games were suffering from these issues, one of the ‘Stealth’ studio executives claimed that “we have asked to make major fixes near the submission but we were not allowed due to submission and approval”. Unfortunately, due to SEGA not giving enough time and resources to the Headcannon team, the game launched with a large number of bugs previously unseen in these classic titles. 2, CD, 3 and Knuckles and remastered/remade them for modern systems (adding widescreen support, new moves, sprites and more) while still connecting the 4 games together via a story mode. The Sonic Origins team is working on fixes for the game
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