Sonic The Hedgehog

[Zamuel]

Are we sure it's even official?

It looks to be a case of "Yes, but...". The developer isn't Sonic Team or even Hardlight it's...Rovio Entertainment. It's a Sega company since they were bought out but it's the Angry Birds people. Some people are wondering if they jumped the gun on adding a few of these. Any character who isn't officially revealed can be denied as being in the game if Sega says no to their inclusion.

 

[Zamuel]

Ajakes did Project 06 video. Interesting to see someone who's a self professed '06 hater comment on the game. Especially since he's so detail oriented but went in blind. I still haven't played it myself but I'll eventually try (and hope my PC doesn't melt).

 

[Superomegaprime]

How it should of Ended for Sonic 3 is up:

 

[Agent X]

Good news for those who value physical media!

Found at walmart because who else still carries physical media.

 

[Shadewing]

Good news for those who value physical media!

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Found at walmart because who else still carries physical media.

Thanks for the heads up. Got that ordered, will be here in a few days.

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

Dang, now if I could just get Mega Man Fully Charged that way...

I get the feeling it being Netflix actually helped here, though, same developer aside.

 

[Fero McPigletron]

The Megaman Fully Charged was made by the same folks who did Sonic Prime?!?

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

The Megaman Fully Charged was made by the same folks who did Sonic Prime?!?

At some level, anyway. Wildbrain and Man of Action did both shows, but I don't know what the overlap of individual writers or animators between the shows was like.

 

[Fero McPigletron]

At some level, anyway. Wildbrain and Man of Action did both shows, but I don't know what the overlap of individual writers or animators between the shows was like.

Well, I didn't watch Fully Charged except for the first two eps but, well... I guess I can't judge it until I've seen enough. Sonic Prime was just stretched out though but they tried hard. Nine even worked. He was the breakout.

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

Well, I didn't watch Fully Charged except for the first two eps but, well... I guess I can't judge it until I've seen enough. Sonic Prime was just stretched out though but they tried hard. Nine even worked. He was the breakout.

Prime was alright. Probably would have been better if they'd listened to input from SEGA, but...

As for Fully Charged, it takes a bit to get going. Once you feel like you've got the general vibe of the status quo, if you're not feeling it yet, then jumping ahead might be good. Episode 18 (of 52), "Enter the Wood Man," is where it kicked things up a notch for me.

In the earlier goings, I did a podcast with some other MM fans where we'd look at each episode. Unfortunately, schedules got harder and harder to coordinate, and so we haven't been able to continue. I'd like to restart it at some point and pick up where we left off, though. But as I type this, I haven't seen much past the episodes covered on the podcast (there were a couple of "lost" episodes as well, due to technical difficulties).

The post for the episode linked here doesn't cover Fully Charged itself, but has links at the bottom to the three different providers, if you're interested.

The Fully Charged Podcast Celebrates 25 Years of Mega Man from Ruby-Spears - The Mega Man Network

We’re back!

themmnetwork.com

 

[Zamuel]

Prime was alright. Probably would have been better if they'd listened to input from SEGA, but...

See, I don't think that's Prime's main problem. It would be "more canon" if they listened to Sega but the show's main problem was the odd combination of the show being too slow and too fast. Pacing was off. Season 3 in particular had the feeling that things were left on the cutting room floor. Which has oddly made me interested in the graphic novel. It's got me wondering what will be different compared to the show.

 

[Sabrblade]

Prime really didn't feel like three individual seasons of one show, but felt more like one long season cut into three segments in order to appease some sort of episode limit mandate for Netflix.

 

[Superomegaprime]

Prime really didn't feel like three individual seasons of one show, but felt more like one long season cut into three segments in order to appease some sort of episode limit mandate for Netflix.

It pretty much is one batch order and they just broke it into parts, its what they did with Dragon Prince, order a set number of eps and divided it up into seasons, Voltron Legendary Defender was apart of that, thou things got changed during the early stages that effected the later parts of the show, such as Shiro getting the big ship to transform into a massive robot, I believe Allura was meant to take that role and Shiro would be the pilot of the Black Lion again, anyway, Netflix's model is pretty much ordering animated series in batches and Sonic Prime was just another one in the line of shows! Personally, I think Sonic Prime, was a well handled show for the most part, it took the multiverse idea and ran with it but also kept it limited so that you get three sets of Sonic's friends, yet also five different worlds, thou the wisest move was to have Shadow be outside of the worlds for the most part and not get a varient so not to piss off Shadow fans!

 

[Fero McPigletron]

The castle ship in Voltron Legendary Defender was supposed to transform into a robot too?!? Are there pics of that?

 

[Sabrblade]

The castle ship in Voltron Legendary Defender was supposed to transform into a robot too?!? Are there pics of that?

That's not what he said.

 

[Fero McPigletron]

Which big ship then?

Legendary Defender really didn't have a lot of big robot fights since it was all about the characters.

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

See, I don't think that's Prime's main problem. It would be "more canon" if they listened to Sega but the show's main problem was the odd combination of the show being too slow and too fast. Pacing was off. Season 3 in particular had the feeling that things were left on the cutting room floor. Which has oddly made me interested in the graphic novel. It's got me wondering what will be different compared to the show.

Maybe. Might have had input into the other stuff, too.

And there's a graphic novel? Is it out, or still to come?

 

[Superomegaprime]

The castle ship in Voltron Legendary Defender was supposed to transform into a robot too?!? Are there pics of that?

It was the ship made on Earth by the Galaxy Allience that transformed, the castle ship got destoryed to save the Universe

 

[Fero McPigletron]

It was the ship made on Earth by the Galaxy Allience that transformed, the castle ship got destoryed to save the Universe

Oh gosh dang it, I remember now, the big white ship in the final season. I forgot about that. I just remembered the castle ship (and also forgot that it's gone)