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I'm surprised noone has replied to this earlier. If Sonic were a turtle, I'm sure you'd be seeing more of the whole acceleration physics widely used. Sonic would get most of his speed from rolling down hill like in the original 8-bit game. You'd probably be able to do stuff like pull yourself into your shell on command instead of rolling, so something like the new super Mario Bros. sliding mechanic. You could slip into your shell while running down hill, and that would let you pick up speed, stay invulnerable to common enemies and cause damage to your foes. http://www.mariowiki.com/Shell_Dash To keep the game centered around speed, there'd have to be either enemies that you could turn into ramps, or just a lot of hilly levels, and then you could have another form of attack, such as tucking into your shell in the air to bash your enemies. As far as stages the multiple pathways could all have different features instead of shorter ones being harder, say there's a path you could take where you could pick up speed the whole time and get to the goal under a certain time, then a path where there's tons of enemies, and you could rack up points or currency for mid-level stuff, or life bonuses or something, and a standard path of course. There could be a ranking system like the newer Sonic games, but just based on your time, getting all S ranks could unlock something, so the speed path could be more rewarding.

This is glorious, I've been wrapping my head around multiple paths and unique floor plans for building my next home. Honestly, I'm curious for what you have to say about the more exploration-based levels of Sonic CD, as it took the level design in a different direction than Sonic 2. The debate on the whole boost thing and death for imperfect homing sequences is quite funny actually. Ever since Unleashed, it seems that not only have the 3d segments become only half obstacle course (with the three lane segments), but more of a performance run, where you have limited set/routes that have to be done in perfect combination to get a passing grade. Like an Olympic Gymnastics run, where you have a specific routine set up for the stage, the "modern" gameplay has become more or less, you need to run through these rings, deafeat these enemies, follow this path of rings, put in that button combination, stomp here, butdoitquick! otherwise you die for messing upp the sequence (or get a score lower than a B ). Almost like Assassin's Creed, where certain events have to happen for you to proceed with the punishment of de-synchronizing and having to restart, even though the open world gameplay permits you to ignore tasks or kill anyone whenever. synchronized running, I want that coined.

(me) is also a fan of Sonic games. The batman Arkham games are literally called action detective games, but I can still call them Metroid-style.

I would also like to sign up for the beta testing, if not for the sole purpose of examining your level design and checking every nook and cranny of the levels. Metroid-style games have always been a 100% completion thing for me.

Thanks guys, I was looking around for something like that but finding it would have been impossible without your help.

alright, so I'm dinking around in this engine, and the sprite for the character is going fine, but the rolling animation is not the shape of a ball like Sonic. Now you may be wondering, what the heck does that have to do with anything relative? It's very important! Question: My character has full 360 degree movement with the engine, and the running sprites are coded to rotate 360 with the character, how do I make the rolling sprites rotate 360 as well? note: I'm using the Super Ring Engine for this

That was very interesting, only someone who would want to know obvious stuff would zoom out of the universe. Instead I zoomed in, and now I'd like to look up the string theory!

Then I would put myself into your debt for a very long time (Although, that doesn't sound legal at all) bump! I still nedd a bit of direction for this, if I shold use another engine for this concept I will, but which should I use? any help appreciated

Spiderman didn't formally (or at all, I guess) join the Avengers until recently in the whole comic continuity. The Avengers that are in the movie are all founding members. Spider-Man could easily have 10-20 more movies before he joined the Avengers in the movie continuity, considering he'd graduated college and had become a teacher long before he joined.

So yeah... Won't be working on Chaos World for a while, but here's a backlog of Sonic-related stuff that I've drawn: Here's something for a manga I'll work on one day: clockwise starting from the left: Eggman, a type of Super Sonic, Knuckles, Tails, Sonic, Amy, Death Egg, and a Silver Sonic I. I've colored this, but I one of my flash drives recently died, and the file is lost for now. And Boss concepts for A Metal Sonic game that I'll make some day, I'm also making a comic of it's story line: These guys are based off of the 7 deadly sins, they represent them in some way: Gluttony - the hungry devil, Pride - the narscist devil, Lust - the amorous devil, Greed - the selfish devil, Envy - the jealous devil, and Sloth - the lazy devil. and the final deadly sin, and main villain:[WIP] His name is Hubris, but his Code name is Wrath - the angry devil. This is a not a finished picture btw.

... Or you could go get game maker and use one of the plethora of engines they have...

I was wondering what that spring was doing there XD. Now I have! Is he going to give the character a power-up or something? Oh, and I found out something about the wall running bug! If you don't press anything while the character runs up or downward, the screen doesn't glitch, and it will start once you press left or right. So maybe it has to do with your input code?