Compare ◊ to ◊.: As this hack was made from Sonic 1, nearly everything Sonic can do here is based on something he would be able to do in a game released after Sonic 1 when the game's Control Scheme is set to 'Megamix', including.: The Super Peel-Out.: The Spin Dash and. Its entire design changed with its name, with the zone changing from a sunset-based of Green Hill to an even sunnier version of it with brand new graphics. This game provides examples of.: Sunny Shores Zone, the modded version of, was originally called Sunset Hill Zone. Much like back when Taxman's Retro Sonic Nexus fangame had to be cancelled in favor of the Sonic CD remake, fans were pretty much ok with how things turned out. Not too long after, it was revealed Stealth was involved in the development of the official game. He still plans to eventually release what's been done of the project in a presentable fashion and the game's engine as open source. On the fateful day of, however, Sonic Megamix as originally envisioned couldn't be worked on any more due to most of the original team having moved on to other matters.

He has also posted on the current state of the game, and promised that if he gets enough donations through, he'll look into creating a stable version of Version 4.0b, which he dubs Sonic 1 Megamix as the game changed so much since then it was essentially no longer Sonic 1.

Stealth, himself, has released that contains even further updates to the game, and letting us know right in the trailer's title that the game is. A leaked newer version that fans, and reluctantly, Team Megamix, call 5.0 or 5.0b, and can be downloaded on Team Megamix's site. The most stable version is 3.0, its final Genesis revision before moving onto to its first Sega CD revision in Version 4.0b, which is its most recent public version while also being classified as 'unstable' due to not being finished.

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