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| + | | date=June 03, 2007 | ||
| + | | system=Sega Genesis/Megadrive | ||
| + | | credits= [[Tweaker]], [[JCFerggy]], [[Driver]], [[R.Solaris]] | ||
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''Sonic 1 Beta Remake'' is a Sonic 1 hack created by [[Mistergambit]], and first released on September 14th, 2006. This hack has all of the Sonic 1 levels redesigned to look like their prototype versions as seen in various magazine screenshots. This hack also has new objects, such as a functioning Splats, The Checkered Ball that was scrapped from GHZ, and more. | ''Sonic 1 Beta Remake'' is a Sonic 1 hack created by [[Mistergambit]], and first released on September 14th, 2006. This hack has all of the Sonic 1 levels redesigned to look like their prototype versions as seen in various magazine screenshots. This hack also has new objects, such as a functioning Splats, The Checkered Ball that was scrapped from GHZ, and more. | ||
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Revision as of 01:50, 7 June 2007
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| Sonic 1 Beta Remake |
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| Version: 0.03B(Current Version) |
| Last release: June 03, 2007 |
| System: Sega Genesis/Megadrive |
| Original game: [[]] |
| Credits: Tweaker, JCFerggy, Driver, R.Solaris |
Sonic 1 Beta Remake is a Sonic 1 hack created by Mistergambit, and first released on September 14th, 2006. This hack has all of the Sonic 1 levels redesigned to look like their prototype versions as seen in various magazine screenshots. This hack also has new objects, such as a functioning Splats, The Checkered Ball that was scrapped from GHZ, and more.