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The '''''Sonic Generations'' Demo''' is a playable version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]'' released to gold members on [[Xbox Live Arcade]] and [[sega:PlayStation Network|PlayStation Network]] users on the 23rd June 2011, twenty years after the release of the original ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]''. Silver Xbox Live members were given the game a week later on the 30th.
  
==Sonic Generations Demo==
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==Overview==
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The demo acts as a one-level trial version of the game, in which the player can control "Classic Sonic" through the first Act of [[Green Hill (Sonic Generations)|Green Hill]]. It only remained active for twenty days, however it was found that adjusting the system clock could extend the play time indefinitely on both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Due to Xbox Live setting the system clock automatically when online, to play the demo on the 360 past the date the player had to disconnect from Xbox Live. The build was said to be older than the version shown at [[sega:Electronic Entertainment Expo|E3 2011]] (dating to May 2011) and was listed internally as "Demo #1", suggesting further demos were on their way.
  
It's a game. It's also a demo. Does it make jullian fries? Probably not. But we're certain of these facts:
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Questions were raised about the game's 650MB+ file size, despite only claiming to contain one level. Hacking of both the PSN and XBLA versions has shown that in fact the demo contained masses of unused assets, including a supposedly fully playable Act of Green Hill featuring Modern Sonic, which would be later on used in the [[Sonic Generations (demo 2)|second demo]]. It also unveiled clues for the rest of the game, which at the time had not been officially announced by Sega.
  
==Music/SFX==
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Most importantly, the demo confirmed the level list (including [[Casino Night (Sonic Generations)|Casino Night]] as downloadable content), bosses, in-game items, [[Badnik]]s, missions, cameos, [[Super Sonic]] and the existence of a [[Sega Mega Drive]] emulator, which would later be used for emulating the original ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' in the final game.
  
*Title Screen (Used)
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==Hidden content==
*A new mix of the menu from Sonic Heroes (probably the actual real game’s menu theme)
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{{Main|{{PAGENAME}}/Hidden content}}
*Green Hill Classic (Used)
 
*Invincible Classic (Used)
 
*Green Hill Modern
 
*Green Hill Modern/Boosting
 
*Invincible Modern
 
*Level Clear
 
*Drowning
 
*1-Up (Unused from Sonic Adventure, but not in DX?)
 
  
==Models==
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==References==
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{{Sonic360games}}
  
==Abilities/Powerups==
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[[Category:Sonic Generations prereleases]]
===Elemental Shields and Character Names===
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[[Category:Game demos]]
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Character names (In Order):  
 
*Tails
 
*Knuckles
 
*Amy
 
*Cream
 
*Rouge
 
*Espio
 
*Charmy
 
*Vector
 
*Blaze
 
 
 
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===Sonic Blur.exe===
 
SonicBlueBlur.exe
 
 
 
Root
 
 
 
PtmSpike
 
PtmRocket
 
EndlessBoost
 
SpeedTrick
 
MaxGaugeRestart
 
AutoGaugeUp
 
HomingCancel
 
BoostGaugeUp
 
RingEnergyBonus
 
BrakeEnergyBonus
 
StartAccel
 
QuickSlide
 
PowerStomping
 
DirectJump
 
SpeedUp
 
RocketStart
 
PreciousTime
 
SkateBoard
 
LongDiver
 
HyperPress
 
TreasureSearch
 
LongSpinDash
 
HighSpeed
 
Barrier
 
UnbeatenStart
 
DoubleSpinAttack
 
ThunderBarrier
 
AquaBarrier
 
FlameBarrier
 
SuperSonic
 
AllRounder
 
LongLifeRing
 
HighGrip
 
LastChance
 
SafeRestart
 
DownCancel
 
PowerBrake
 
LightSpeedDash
 
AirBoost
 
WallJump
 
wt
 
 
 
 
 
BigChaser
 
EggBeetle
 
EggLancer
 
EggRaybird
 
 
 
==Stages/Bosses==
 
 
 
==Events==
 
 
 
==Characters/Badniks==
 
 
 
==Code?/Misc==
 
*In the internal code, modern sonic is refered to as GenericSonic and classic is ClassicSonic.
 
*The “Genesis” in the title card list refers to an emulator that will have the classic games bundled in.
 

Latest revision as of 18:19, 21 January 2021

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Sonic Generations (demo)
Prerelease of: Sonic Generations
System: Xbox Live Arcade, Playstation Network
Source: Digital Download

The Sonic Generations Demo is a playable version of Sonic Generations released to gold members on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network users on the 23rd June 2011, twenty years after the release of the original Sonic the Hedgehog. Silver Xbox Live members were given the game a week later on the 30th.

Overview

The demo acts as a one-level trial version of the game, in which the player can control "Classic Sonic" through the first Act of Green Hill. It only remained active for twenty days, however it was found that adjusting the system clock could extend the play time indefinitely on both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Due to Xbox Live setting the system clock automatically when online, to play the demo on the 360 past the date the player had to disconnect from Xbox Live. The build was said to be older than the version shown at E3 2011 (dating to May 2011) and was listed internally as "Demo #1", suggesting further demos were on their way.

Questions were raised about the game's 650MB+ file size, despite only claiming to contain one level. Hacking of both the PSN and XBLA versions has shown that in fact the demo contained masses of unused assets, including a supposedly fully playable Act of Green Hill featuring Modern Sonic, which would be later on used in the second demo. It also unveiled clues for the rest of the game, which at the time had not been officially announced by Sega.

Most importantly, the demo confirmed the level list (including Casino Night as downloadable content), bosses, in-game items, Badniks, missions, cameos, Super Sonic and the existence of a Sega Mega Drive emulator, which would later be used for emulating the original Sonic the Hedgehog in the final game.

Hidden content

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References


Sonic Generations / Sonic X Shadow Generations
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Main page (X Shadow)
Comparisons (X Shadow)
Maps
Achievements
Downloadable content
Changelog
Credits


Manuals
Promotional material (X Shadow)
Magazine articles
Reception
Merchandise


Development (X Shadow)
Hidden content
Bugs
Hacking guide

Sonic the Hedgehog games for the following systems
Sony PlayStation 3
 2006  Sonic the Hedgehog     2008  Sonic Unleashed     2009  Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection     2010  Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing     2011  Sonic Generations     2012  Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed    
 Prototypes  Sonic Generations (Demo 1/2)
Xbox 360
 2006  Sonic the Hedgehog     2008  Sonic Unleashed     2009  Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection     2010  Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing | Sonic Free Riders     2011  Sonic Generations     2012  Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed    
 Demos  Sonic the Hedgehog (2006 Xbox Live demo) | Sonic Generations (Demo 1/2)