Difference between revisions of "Sonic Boom (hack)"
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==Downloads== | ==Downloads== | ||
{{Download|version="First Public Release"|title=Sonic Boom|file=Sboom.zip|filesize=640kB}} | {{Download|version="First Public Release"|title=Sonic Boom|file=Sboom.zip|filesize=640kB}} | ||
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Revision as of 11:53, 29 October 2009
| Sonic Boom |
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| Version: "First Public Release" |
| Last release: 2009/10/29 |
| System: Sega Mega Drive/Genesis |
| Original game: [[]] |
| Credits: SÆGA |
Sonic Boom is a total modification of Sonic 2, created by snkenjoi and iojnekns, along with a wide array of talented contributors. As of the Seventh Annual Hacking Contest this collective is referred to as SÆGA.
Accolades
Trophies
- Genocide City Trophy (Hardest level)
- Lava Reef Trophy (Longest level)
- Labyrinth Trophy (Most confusing level)
Runner Up
- Spindash Trophy (Best new ability)
Seventh Annual Hacking Contest
Trophies
- Hidden Palace Trophy (Grand prize)
- 1000101 Trophy (Technical achievement)
- Piano Trophy (Best music)
- Metropolis Trophy (Best custom boss)
- Mushroom Hill Trophy (Best custom mini-boss)
- The Bar Admin Trophy (Most improved hack)
- Sonic Boom Trophy (Best cut-scene)
Runner Up
- The Super Duper Amazing Level Trophy (Best level layout)
- Eureka! Trophy (Most innovative gameplay feature)
Downloads
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Download Sonic Boom
File: Sboom.zip (640 kB) (info)
Current version: "First Public Release" |
External Links
