It annoyed me as well during my debugging. Quote from: Jorpho on March 10, 2015, 09:46:08 pm -I think the worst thing about the PC version of Sonic CD is the obnoxious loading screens every time you time warp.įunny that you mention the warp screen. Lastly, yes Sonic 3&K goes berserk if you play it on windowed mode, and that was already true for computers in the late 90's/early 2000's but that would be very cool if according to KingMike, one can fix that with a configuration file edit. No more great hits like Super Sonic Racing and Can You Feel the Sunshine? ) Also some copies of PC Sonic R (like the one I own) don't play music! Some kind of error in production. Yes, the bonus levels in the PC Sonic 3D Blast were like the Saturn-version but very downgraded. I can't remember when that was I think it was right before XP. But everything came on a separate CD, and I'm pretty sure they're all the same as the originals. Quote from: Jorpho on March 10, 2015, 09:46:08 pm -I purchased a pack that included Sonic R, Sonic 3K, Sonic CD, and Sega Smash Pack 2 (i.e. You recode the game and recycle the assets from the PC version. But I guess they have no real incentive to do so. (Apparently the PC version's bonus stages were like the Saturn version, but not quite).Īlso, I kind of wish they'd put the Retro Engine port of Sonic 2 on Steam it seems it's only on iOS at the moment. I understand the PC version is another port and doesn't use emulation, for some strange reason.Īccording to da wiki, the Steam version of Sonic 3D Blast is just an emulation of the Genesis version. I never got around to playing S3K in any form. I think the worst thing about the PC version of Sonic CD is the obnoxious loading screens every time you time warp. I purchased a pack that included Sonic R, Sonic 3K, Sonic CD, and Sega Smash Pack 2 (i.e. My solution uses vsync to get the proper 60 fps even in window mode. However, this uses a timer for the frame delays, meaning the game runs at an odd speed around 55 fps or so, with annoying judder. Yes, there S&K Collection has a couple of "secret" ini file settings, and a "patch" was once released that simply activated such a setting to prevent the game from running at ludicrous speed. Lots of crackles and pops in the tracks, definitely not because of scratches. And a bargain bin version of Sonic 3D Blast PC, which I discovered has faulty audio. I have the original retail releases of Sonic CD PC and Sonic & Knuckles Collection as well. I know at one point, I'm sure in the XP era, Sega repackaged Sonic 3K PC to also include Sonic CD Is it possible to extract data from Sonic CD (PC), burn it to a Sega CD image.
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