Sonic the Hedgehog Remake announced - 60fps goodness using the retro engine

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03-28-2013, 08:48 PM
TrekkiesUnite118

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Originally Posted by Da_Shocker

I HATE SONIC JAM! IT RAPED ME AS A CHILD AND STOLE MY LUNCH MONEY!

We get it, you hate Sonic Jam. Now shut up and move on.
03-29-2013, 01:03 AM
miru

I.hope Blaze is added as a playable character.
03-29-2013, 06:19 AM
Da_Shocker

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We get it, you hate Sonic Jam. Now shut up and move on.

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03-29-2013, 12:33 PM
bultje112

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Originally Posted by Da_Shocker

I know what it's intentions were that doesn't mean that Sega couldn't have actually put sum time and effort into makin them something special. The only purpose Sonic Jam serves to me is the convience of having all the game wrapped in one single disc. Otherwise I can pop my Genesis games in and have a better experience.

the sonic jam game is something special. the sonic world and all the things you could do there. it's a testamony of how collection games should be done

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Originally Posted by Da_Shocker

This is what Sonic Jam should've been. Well it wouldn't have been in HD but it would've been so great to see all of those games reworked for the Saturn.

reposting what you said 2 pages earlier and that no one agrees with, doesn't work
03-29-2013, 01:01 PM
Da_Shocker

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Originally Posted by bultje112

the sonic jam game is something special. the sonic world and all the things you could do there. it's a testamony of how collection games should be done

reposting what you said 2 pages earlier and that no one agrees with, doesn't work

If you think running around in small 3D world opening doors and collecting a few rings is fun then more power to you. And I don't have a single clue as to what you're saying with you last sentence.
03-29-2013, 02:12 PM
MrSega

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Originally Posted by Da_Shocker

This is what Sonic Jam should've been. Well it wouldn't have been in HD but it would've been so great to see all of those games reworked for the Saturn.

First of all, there was no such thing as HD games in 1997,Saturn ran at 240p wherereas PS1 only ran at 160. Second, There were plenty of enchancements made to the games in Sonic Jam including, Time Attack,Virtual Instruction Booklets(including the fully colorized Japanese ones.), Spindash in Sonic 1 which fixes the spike glitch & auto save.

I got Sonic Jam in Christmas of 1997. I am blessed that it is still in great condition.
03-29-2013, 02:24 PM
TrekkiesUnite118

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Originally Posted by MrSega

Saturn ran at 240p wherereas PS1 only ran at 160

Where the hell do you get your information?

The Saturn supports the following resolutions:

320x224
320x240

(Might not be an official one, but it's what Capcoms 2D Fighters run at)
352x224
352x240

(If I remember correctly Panzer Dragoon II Zwei runs at this)
640x224
640x240

704x448
704x480

The PS1 if I remember correctly supports most of those as well as a lot of lower resolutions and resolutions in between those.
03-29-2013, 02:28 PM
Da_Shocker

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Originally Posted by MrSega

First of all, there was no such thing as HD games in 1997,Saturn ran at 240p wherereas PS1 only ran at 160. Second, There were plenty of enchancements made to the games in Sonic Jam including, Time Attack,Virtual Instruction Booklets(including the fully colorized Japanese ones.), Spindash in Sonic 1 which fixes the spike glitch & auto save.

I got Sonic Jam in Christmas of 1997. I am blessed that it is still in great condition.

Uhm reading comprehension FTL lol. Where did I say that it would've been in HD?
03-29-2013, 02:31 PM
16-bit

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Originally Posted by Sean697

Uh him sounds like a good idea for a fan game. Alex Kidd: the revenge.

Dude, it'd be just like Abobo's Big Adventure, but with Alex Kidd!
03-29-2013, 04:46 PM
evildragon

Lol ps1 at 160p? No.

Even some games ran at 480i
03-29-2013, 09:08 PM
The Jackal

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Originally Posted by MrSega

I got Sonic Jam in Christmas of 1997. I am blessed that it is still in great condition.

I have two copies. Both in mint condition. Both second-hand. What's your point?

They're common as hell.
03-29-2013, 09:48 PM
Assman

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Originally Posted by TrekkiesUnite118

(Might not be an official one, but it's what Capcoms 2D Fighters run at)
352x224
352x240

Yeah, I'm pretty sure the Saturn doesn't do those. You can see where the sides of the screen are actually cut off in a lot, if not all, of Capcom's fighting ports. I think the PS1 can do them, though.
03-30-2013, 08:58 PM
TVC 15

No, the Saturn does run at 352x224/240, its based on what speed you run the video/cpu clock at, 28.6 MHz means either a horizontal res of 352 or 704, at 26.6 MHz its 320 or 640.
03-30-2013, 11:05 PM
MrSega

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Originally Posted by TVC 15

No, the Saturn does run at 352x224/240, its based on what speed you run the video/cpu clock at, 28.6 MHz means either a horizontal res of 352 or 704, at 26.6 MHz its 320 or 640.

I kinda figured that Saturn's average resolution was mostly 240p.
03-30-2013, 11:44 PM
TrekkiesUnite118

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Originally Posted by Assman

Yeah, I'm pretty sure the Saturn doesn't do those. You can see where the sides of the screen are actually cut off in a lot, if not all, of Capcom's fighting ports. I think the PS1 can do them, though.

They are cut off because that's still less than what the Arcade runs at. The Arcade games run at 384x224.

And the PS1 versions don't run at 384x224 either. They just use smaller sprites.

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Originally Posted by MrSega

I kinda figured that Saturn's average resolution was mostly 240p.

It depends on the game. There are games that run at 240p, and there are games that run at 480i/p. There are also games that switch between both.

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