Sonic Origins aims to rekindle nostalgia with a pack of classic Sonic games and a slate of confusing paid DLC extras.
Gearing up for its launch later this month, Sega has shared some gameplay footage from Sonic Origins Plus. This expanded version of last year's compilation game has a bunch of new features, but the main pull here is its inclusion of all 12 Sonic games released for the Game Gear. However, it seems that their grand debut on modern hardware isn't going to be as great as fans had hoped.
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It seems mono sound redone into stereo
Thankfully I'm no where near the Sega fan I once was. Looks like I'll be skipping this Origins collection as well. But hey they say third times the charm. Maybe with Sonic Origins ++ Sega will get its shit together. 😕
Sonic Origins Plus is what the original should have been (minus the audio issues)
The real Sonic Origins Plus should have included more games like Sonic Rush or Knuckles Chaotix
Hit movies, a great 3D game, a co-op sidescroller, a murder mystery visual novel. There is something for every Sonic fan right now.
We did have it good. The sonic og cartoons and sonic x, the sonic games (sonic 1-3 and Sonic adventure 1-2). We had it good. Also sonic shuffle a good party game for the DC. Spent countless hours playing that game single player or with siblings.
Oh look at that, we did have it good. This article is dumb.
Ahhh. Did you forget the 90’s? When Sonic was at it’s peak. Or were you too young or not alive to really understand that?
Sonic fans were eating good in the 90's and early 00's. There was plenty of Sonic content to go around.
SEGA is making some big changes to Sonic Origins with the expanded re-release, Sonic Origins Plus. Comprising a new playable character in Amy, Knuckles playable in Sonic CD, and a dozen newly added Game Gear games, it's a clear effort from the publisher to turn the retro collection's fortunes around. While it's catching a bit of flack for excluding the Master System versions, fans are largely quite excited for the changes.
However, Sonic Team hasn't been dealing with this on its own. Indie developer Headcannon — known for leading development on the acclaimed Sonic Mania — has confirmed its involvement in this new package.
That's excellent now bring that arcade game to consoles and I'm complete frfr
Kinda baffling why they didn't use the Master System versions of the games, not even sure why they felt the need to zoom in so much with the Game Gear versions, would've been nice if you could choose zoomed in or not.
I mean, Frontiers seemed to come out pretty solid. So there's that.
But it's sad that this amateur team is outdoing the main Sonic Team at this point.
That's a shady deal. One thing I hope games like Elden Ring do is change practices like this. There is so much content in Elden Ring, that a lot of it could have been chopped up and sold as DLC, but From decided to give us a full game with a lot to do and explore.
Maybe if some of these companies made their games good and full of content, they wouldn't have to depend on dlc and other bs practices only to get more money out of us. How about instead of DLC, make content unlockable, you know like games used to do.
Queue the music for ranking low in Sonic Unleashed. Seems appropriate for how Sega handled this collection.
I own Sonic 1,2 &3, Sonic and Knuckles, and Sonic CD I have been a Sega fan for a long time my first system was an SMS. But Sega allowing this is wrong I would expect this practice coming from other companies like EA but I thought Sega had more brains then this. I was going to grab this but unless Sega loses the paywall I am just going to avoid the paywall and stick to my original copies and my Genesis.
Leave it to Sega to finally do something good with Sonic again, everyone happy and excited, only to then steer it straight into the wall at the very last corner, because … Sega. Sigh.