#SONIC GEMS COLLECTION PC#

Sonic R is a port of the music-enabled 2004 PC version, with minor differences.

Trying to access said unused elements will crash the game.

Sonic the Fighters adds in-game options, button mapping, and deleted certain unused models such as Honey.

Upon completing the level, it will return to the title screen.

When using the Level Select and Debug Mode together, the game occasionally fails to return to the title screen when time travelling.

Additionally, completing this Secret Special Stage will not display a secret credits screen, unlike the original. The text 'WELCOME TO SECRET SPECIAL STAGE!' from inserting PCM NO.07 and DA NO.07 has been changed to use the same color palette as the 'SOUND TEST' text rather than the palette for the 'PCM' and 'DA' text.

The sound test only has the PCM and DA options, which also makes it simpler to input the various codes.

If the timer is around '8000', the screen will scroll up, and the game will crash. As soon as the Act starts, the player should enter Debug Mode and go all the way to the right of the stage.

There is also a crash in the port that happens (with Debug Mode enabled) if the player goes to Time Attack and selects Stardust Speedway Zone 3, strange things may happen.

This can be activated with an Action Replay code. The only remnants of the Japanese soundtrack in the American and European versions (and vice versa) are alternate FMV animations which play music from the other soundtrack.

In the PlayStation 2 version, both soundtrack files are actually still in the game and play the Japanese soundtrack if it detects the system settings as Japanese, even though there is no in-game option for unspecified reasons.

One change is the soundtrack, which changes depending on the region detected despite the fact that the PC version only had the US soundtrack and the game was not optimized to use the Japanese counterparts (for example, racing Metal Sonic in the Good Future will always play Stardust Speedway 'G' Mix).

Sonic CD is a port of the PC version, although there are some inaccuracies and differences.

The US version also changed the MD (Mega Drive) and MCD (Mega-CD) icons to SG (Sega Genesis) and SCD (Sega CD) icons for the sake of localization. The others were removed to keep the rating low, but they can still be enabled in the international menus with cheat codes. While Vectorman, Vectorman 2, Bonanza Bros, and all three Bare Knuckle (aka Streets of Rage) games are bonuses in the Japanese version, the international versions only have the Vectorman games. (Source: Original TCRF research) Regional Differences If you select 'Return to Xbox Dashboard', the current progress of the game will be lost.

#SONIC GEMS COLLECTION FREE#

Your Xbox doesn't have enough free blocks to save games. Since Sonic Gems Collection was never released on the Xbox, these are never used. Present in text_e.utx are some strings referring to the Xbox. Streets of Rage 3 History of 'Streets of Rage 3'īurn, fighting spirit!! Roar, iron fist!!

Streets of Rage 2 History of 'Streets of Rage 2' With your clenched fists (Bare Knuckle)!!

You've got one weapon smash the syndicate The first title of the Bare Knuckle series. Streets of Rage History of 'Streets of Rage' These descriptions can be found in the file text_e.utx and are encoded in Shift-JIS.

There exists English descriptions for the four games that were removed from the English release. They might have been planned to be included untranslated in the US version. The most intriguing part is the presence of Sonic Eraser, a very obscure Japan-only game with a very small connection to Sonic.Įraser and Monster World IV use an orange MD icon rather than the normal blue one, and as both of them were Japan-only titles at this point. Most of these are Mega Drive entries, including some of the Monster World/Wonder Boy games.

3138 - Monster World IV (orange MD icon).

3137 - Wonder Boy in Monster World (blue MD icon).

3136 - Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair (blue MD icon).Replace 'XXXX' with one of the following:

#SONIC GEMS COLLECTION CODE#

Get a code that actually replaces the game name instead of just the logos.Īction Replay code 021CCD5B 0000XXXX on the US GameCube version replaces the background logo pictures for Sonic The Fighters with other games that aren't actually present (the game will load Sonic The Fighters if they're picked).

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