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| − | '''ProSonic''' is an a platform game engine with the same capabilities as the engine built into Sonic 3 & Knuckles. The engine has not been formally released onto the Web yet but is gradually being developed; over time, the features necessary for Sonic gameplay are being added. | + | '''ProSonic''' is an a platform game engine with the same capabilities as the engine built into Sonic 3 & Knuckles. The engine has not been formally released onto the Web yet but is gradually being developed; over time, the features necessary for Sonic gameplay are being added. ProSonic's goal is to accurately reproduce the physics used in the original Sega Sonic games. |
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ProSonic is an a platform game engine with the same capabilities as the engine built into Sonic 3 & Knuckles. The engine has not been formally released onto the Web yet but is gradually being developed; over time, the features necessary for Sonic gameplay are being added. ProSonic's goal is to accurately reproduce the physics used in the original Sega Sonic games.
Quick Facts
- Platform: Microsoft Windows, DOS, Linux
- Developer: Saxman
- Language: C[1] (using the Allegro library)
- License: Free