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*[[Media:Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain)_(ASM68K).zip|Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) (ASM68K)]] - A modified version of Hivebrain's split disassembly targeting ASM68K. As a result, it builds much faster, does not need to use an external program for includes (and hence bypasses s1comb.asm), and can be optimized in various ways.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain)_(ASM68K).zip|Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) (ASM68K)]] - A modified version of Hivebrain's split disassembly targeting ASM68K. As a result, it builds much faster, does not need to use an external program for includes (and hence bypasses s1comb.asm), and can be optimized in various ways.
 
*[[Media:S1hive2005_AS.zip|Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) (AS)]] - A modified version of Hivebrain's split disassembly targeting AS. As a result, it does not need to use an external program for includes (and hence bypasses s1comb.asm), and AS-specific features such as functions, nameless temporary labels and improved macro facilities can be used.
 
*[[Media:S1hive2005_AS.zip|Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) (AS)]] - A modified version of Hivebrain's split disassembly targeting AS. As a result, it does not need to use an external program for includes (and hence bypasses s1comb.asm), and AS-specific features such as functions, nameless temporary labels and improved macro facilities can be used.
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*[[Media:S1_z80_dasm.rar|Sonic 1 Z80 Sound Driver (Split+Text format by Puto)]] - A disassembly of the Z80 portion of the Sonic 1 sound driver. It targets the macro assembler AS, and it's cross-platform.
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*[[Media:Sonic 1 (IDA Format by drx).zip|Sonic 1 (IDB by drx)]] - The very first Sonic 1 disassembly, by [[drx]]. This is an IDB file and can only be opened in IDA Pro.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 1 (IDA Format by drx).zip|Sonic 1 (IDB by drx)]] - The very first Sonic 1 disassembly, by [[drx]]. This is an IDB file and can only be opened in IDA Pro.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 1 (Text Format by drx).zip|Sonic 1 (Text Format by drx)]] - The very first Sonic 1 disassembly, by [[drx]]. This is in text format and can be opened in any editor. It targets SNASM68k.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 1 (Text Format by drx).zip|Sonic 1 (Text Format by drx)]] - The very first Sonic 1 disassembly, by [[drx]]. This is in text format and can be opened in any editor. It targets SNASM68k.
*[[Media:S1_z80_dasm.rar|Sonic 1 Z80 Sound Driver (Split+Text format by Puto)]] - A disassembly of the Z80 portion of the Sonic 1 sound driver. It targets the macro assembler AS, and it's cross-platform.
 
  
 
== Sonic 2 ==
 
== Sonic 2 ==
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*[[Media:S2dasm2007.zip|Sonic 2 (Split and Text by Xenowhirl)]] - The 2007 release of the disassembly of [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]], by [[Xenowhirl]]. It is far better labeled than its predecessors and the assembly times are very fast (1-5 seconds). The disassembly itself is fully SonED2 compatible, and project files are bundled. It targets the Macro Assembler AS, and is cross-platform. '''Very highly recommended'''.
 
*[[Media:S2dasm2007.zip|Sonic 2 (Split and Text by Xenowhirl)]] - The 2007 release of the disassembly of [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]], by [[Xenowhirl]]. It is far better labeled than its predecessors and the assembly times are very fast (1-5 seconds). The disassembly itself is fully SonED2 compatible, and project files are bundled. It targets the Macro Assembler AS, and is cross-platform. '''Very highly recommended'''.
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*[[Media:Sonic 2 (IDA Format by drx).zip|Sonic 2 (IDB by drx)]] - A disassembly of [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]], by [[drx]]. This is an IDB file and can only be opened in IDA Pro.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 2 (IDA Format by drx).zip|Sonic 2 (IDB by drx)]] - A disassembly of [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]], by [[drx]]. This is an IDB file and can only be opened in IDA Pro.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 2 (Text Format by Nemesis).zip|Sonic 2 (Text Format by Nemesis)]] - A disassembly of [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]], by [[Nemesis]]. This is in text format and can be opened in any editor. It targets SNASM68k.
 
*[[Media:Sonic 2 (Text Format by Nemesis).zip|Sonic 2 (Text Format by Nemesis)]] - A disassembly of [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]], by [[Nemesis]]. This is in text format and can be opened in any editor. It targets SNASM68k.

Revision as of 13:29, 2 July 2008

Sonic 1

  • Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) - The June 2005 release of Hivebrain's Sonic 1 split disassembly. Very well labeled and highly recommended. SonED2 project files are available here. It targets SNASM68k.
  • Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) (ASM68K) - A modified version of Hivebrain's split disassembly targeting ASM68K. As a result, it builds much faster, does not need to use an external program for includes (and hence bypasses s1comb.asm), and can be optimized in various ways.
  • Sonic 1 (Split and Text by Hivebrain) (AS) - A modified version of Hivebrain's split disassembly targeting AS. As a result, it does not need to use an external program for includes (and hence bypasses s1comb.asm), and AS-specific features such as functions, nameless temporary labels and improved macro facilities can be used.
  • Sonic 1 Z80 Sound Driver (Split+Text format by Puto) - A disassembly of the Z80 portion of the Sonic 1 sound driver. It targets the macro assembler AS, and it's cross-platform.

  • Sonic 1 (IDB by drx) - The very first Sonic 1 disassembly, by drx. This is an IDB file and can only be opened in IDA Pro.
  • Sonic 1 (Text Format by drx) - The very first Sonic 1 disassembly, by drx. This is in text format and can be opened in any editor. It targets SNASM68k.

Sonic 2

Sonic 2 Nick Arcade prototype

Sonic 2 Wai prototype

Sonic 2 Beta 4

Sonic 2 final

Revision 00

Revision 01

  • Sonic 2 (Split and Text by Xenowhirl) - The 2007 release of the disassembly of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, by Xenowhirl. It is far better labeled than its predecessors and the assembly times are very fast (1-5 seconds). The disassembly itself is fully SonED2 compatible, and project files are bundled. It targets the Macro Assembler AS, and is cross-platform. Very highly recommended.

Sonic & Knuckles

Sonic Crackers