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| | '''''Sonic Boom''''' was the first [[wikipedia:Klik|Klik & Play]] Sonic fan game to hit the internet. It was created by [[Martin Braid]] in 1995. The initial release had a virus, so it was taken down temporarily. It was re-released in 1996 by [[Magnus Andersson]]. | | '''''Sonic Boom''''' was the first [[wikipedia:Klik|Klik & Play]] Sonic fan game to hit the internet. It was created by [[Martin Braid]] in 1995. The initial release had a virus, so it was taken down temporarily. It was re-released in 1996 by [[Magnus Andersson]]. |
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Last Release: 1995, 1996
Engine: Klik & Play
Credits: Martin Braid, Magnus Andersson, Ian Klukan
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Sonic Boom was the first Klik & Play Sonic fan game to hit the internet. It was created by Martin Braid in 1995. The initial release had a virus, so it was taken down temporarily. It was re-released in 1996 by Magnus Andersson.
Due to the open-sourced nature of Klik and Play, Sonic Boom later re-appeared in saxman's Sonic Klik & Play Collection along with demos of Sonic PC and Tails and the Quest of 100 Rings. It was also re-released as Rotor Boom by Ian Klukan, the Archie character Rotor Walrus replacing Sonic.
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