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[[Image:Sxc_isometric0.jpg|thumb|190px|Concept art, released by Chris Senn.]] | [[Image:Sxc_isometric0.jpg|thumb|190px|Concept art, released by Chris Senn.]] | ||
| − | The image | + | The image to the right shows an '''Untitled STI Sonic Game''' which was sort of a stepping stone in the development of ''[[Sonic X-treme]]''. No actual game engine was created or any actual work was done to create a game based on the image. The concept art shows what could of been another game with a isometric view similar to that of ''[[Sonic 3D Blast]]'' and ''[[Sonic Labyrinth]]''. If a game were developed it may have been unlike ''Sonic 3D'' and featured a less wide open environment due to there being single column walls and platforms. It may have had more of a focus on platforming rather than exploring. From the single screen shown it's impossible to determine if this is entirely true, or if there was to be more open areas to move in. |
According to Chris Senn this mockup was created before ''Sonic 3D'' was released and was during the development of the 32X.[http://www.senntient.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=8572#p8572] | According to Chris Senn this mockup was created before ''Sonic 3D'' was released and was during the development of the 32X.[http://www.senntient.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=8572#p8572] | ||
Revision as of 08:27, 2 February 2009
The image to the right shows an Untitled STI Sonic Game which was sort of a stepping stone in the development of Sonic X-treme. No actual game engine was created or any actual work was done to create a game based on the image. The concept art shows what could of been another game with a isometric view similar to that of Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic Labyrinth. If a game were developed it may have been unlike Sonic 3D and featured a less wide open environment due to there being single column walls and platforms. It may have had more of a focus on platforming rather than exploring. From the single screen shown it's impossible to determine if this is entirely true, or if there was to be more open areas to move in.
According to Chris Senn this mockup was created before Sonic 3D was released and was during the development of the 32X.[1]
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| Unreleased Sonic the Hedgehog games |
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