Cairnie wrote:Have you even played Sonic Generations Shroob? It's supposed to be a landmark game to mark the 20th anniversary of Sonic and the levels in it were chosen by fans in an official poll hence why Chemical Plant is one of them. Ever since it was released on PC it became open to hacking, mainly people porting levels from other Sonic games (it runs on the Unleashed engine iirc) and so forth.
Now that makes sense. It's nice of them to include levels from older games, but the only problem I was having with sergio in the first place is that his post seemed to imply, at least to me, that the levels were original and were not at all a 'remake of my favourite Sonic game', which one of them clearly
is.
[[EDIT: And no, Carinie, I haven't. But what does that matter? The argument, for me at least, was about whether or not the levels were original. But I think we're all running around in circles misunderstanding each other.]]
See, when I posted with
Shrooblord wrote:It looks like a 3D remake of one of my favourite Sonic games of all time.
he replied with
sergiomonty wrote:Eh... it's Sonic Generations, pal ñ__ñ'
which led me to believe that he thought that I had no clue of what I was talking about. It's probably because of the smiley. Anyway, it looks like a fun game, but like I said, it's too fast-paced to really see what's happening.
And back to what originally started this: the Rayman mod looks pretty nice. The only thing that doesn't make sense is his powers, but you can't just go and change the whole mechanics of the game now.
Master4lyf1 wrote:They take different paths, but they seem to be the same level.
Yes, that's another characteristic of the Chemical Plant level (and the Sonic 2 game as a whole); there's multiple ways to get to places. I really liked this aspect of the game and of other games of that era, even though it could lead to confusing situations.
