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'''Tweaker''' has done a lot to increase understanding of the music code in Sonic games. This includes games such as [[Sonic 1]], [[Sonic 2]], [[Sonic 3]], the prototype [[Sonic Crackers]] and others such as [[Knuckles' Chaotix]]. He has also been known as Nibesto, SonicTweaker, DJ Tweakster and supershadow342. He first joined the Sonic Community in November of 2003 as a lurker and newbie, and became active in hacking as of June 2004. His music discoveries happened around January of 2005 at [[Simon Wai's Sonic 2 Beta]] message board. He has written a hacking guide in the field of music, and can be found hanging around SWS2B, the [[SSRG]] forums, and other message boards. | '''Tweaker''' has done a lot to increase understanding of the music code in Sonic games. This includes games such as [[Sonic 1]], [[Sonic 2]], [[Sonic 3]], the prototype [[Sonic Crackers]] and others such as [[Knuckles' Chaotix]]. He has also been known as Nibesto, SonicTweaker, DJ Tweakster and supershadow342. He first joined the Sonic Community in November of 2003 as a lurker and newbie, and became active in hacking as of June 2004. His music discoveries happened around January of 2005 at [[Simon Wai's Sonic 2 Beta]] message board. He has written a hacking guide in the field of music, and can be found hanging around SWS2B, the [[SSRG]] forums, and other message boards. | ||
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Revision as of 16:05, 28 June 2006
Tweaker has done a lot to increase understanding of the music code in Sonic games. This includes games such as Sonic 1, Sonic 2, Sonic 3, the prototype Sonic Crackers and others such as Knuckles' Chaotix. He has also been known as Nibesto, SonicTweaker, DJ Tweakster and supershadow342. He first joined the Sonic Community in November of 2003 as a lurker and newbie, and became active in hacking as of June 2004. His music discoveries happened around January of 2005 at Simon Wai's Sonic 2 Beta message board. He has written a hacking guide in the field of music, and can be found hanging around SWS2B, the SSRG forums, and other message boards.