This was a completely new game running on the Retro Engine. Since 2015, Whitehead and Headcannon would collaborate with PagodaWest Games on Sonic Mania, which was released in 2017. Simon Thomley of Headcannon believed that this was due to the legal issues involving Michael Jackson and his associates' involvement in the production of the game's soundtrack. In 2014, they also presented a prototype of a remaster of Sonic 3 & Knuckles, but the work on it was suspended due to Sega's decision to reject the project. Two years later, in 2013, Christian Whitehead collaborated with Headcannon to produced remasters of the original Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit) for mobile devices. Thanks to this, he received the approval to produce a remaster of the game, which was released in 2011 for various platforms, which included not only iPhones, but also consoles and Windows-based PCs. In 2009, Christian Whitehead presented Sega with a working Sonic the Hedgehog CD port for the iPhone. (yes, I have super speed.The Retro Engine was first used by Christian Whitehead in 2007 for the fan game Retro Sonic, which was modeled after the classic titles from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. 'Whoooooooooooooosh' (wind sound from me racing really fast.

It's currently in Category:SCHG How-to Sonic the Hedgehog (1)! Hey.there's a new SCHG How-to guide about how to add the superpeelout. Here's the correct spelling for 2 spaces: 'SCHG How-tos Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)' or 2)' and 'SCHG How-to Guide') It was because sometimes, my spelling needs to be corrected, but the way the text system in this site works gives me a hard time typing. (Sorry for the bad English in one of the parts. I hope you enjoy that tutorial and I also hope you add the move to Sonic 1 (for Short) yourself! SCHG How-tos Sonic The Hedgehog (16-bit)or2)go to an already existing tutorial in SCHG How-toGuide, and go to the very bottom of the file but where you see other Sonic 1 tutorials in categorys and after finishing either of those steps (yes, only EITHER one) you'll find a tutorial called Add SuperPeelOut to Sonic 1 or just Add SuperPeelOut. (to get there, 1) Go to the main Sonic Community Hacking Guide (SCHG) page and click the link marked SCHG How-tos and then from there, click the other link marked Click to 's a new SCHG How-to guide about how to add the superpeelout.

Porting sonic 3 sprites to sonic 1 asm