Megamix’s design continues to, in my opinion, bridge the old and new styles of Sonic. The game is not only “Sonic CD” smooth, but now has CD audio, composed by DM Ashura of DDR fame.
The videos below showcases Megamix’s progress since its move to the Sega CD. If you want to do our jobs for us, we just won’t, and when you can’t handle it, you’ll only have yourselves to blame. If we hear about the leaked material, or see it being spread/used, that’s it. Also, don’t go asking for or looking for things that don’t belong to you. Don’t rip us off solely for the sake of riding off Megamix fame. Don’t launch into actual complaints about how we choose to handle our business. All we ask for is some decency and respect. We owe a debt to no-one, and we don’t have to publicize any newer builds. Trust me – you’ll thank us when you have much more to play with all at once than one level at the end of the game and a couple of menu text changesįinally, and this is important, we reserve the right to halt completely at any time. There is no way we can possibly make another non-final release and keep it substantially fresh. Fact is, Megamix was supposed to end development with “version 4″ (at a later point in time), until this mess happened. There will be no further demos, or even “private” beta-tests. Requests and questions about release dates are annoying and pointless. We will do what we please with this project, and on a time-table of our own choosing. It never has been, less of Tweaker’s over-zealous promotion. With that said, you know how I feel about my projects, and this is no exception.
When Stealth finally revealed that Megamix was not dead a few days ago, he and other team members brought videos with them to show the amount of progress that they have made in private.ĭespite publicly announcing Megamix’s return, Stealth did lay some ground rules that I certainly approve of. Therefore, it was only canceled for three days and the once Genesis, now Sega CD project has had work done on it since being resurrected. Stealth revealed that the drama that resulted in the project’s cancellation months ago was a complete misunderstanding. Sonic Megamix, the most well known Sonic ROM hack, has returned to the public spotlight with a post by, community oldbie, Stealth at Sonic Retro.
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