Sonic Megamix - But does it work on Real Hardware?

[@MicklePickle]

my favourite sonic rom ha- *T I M E O V E R*

[@MicklePickle]

also can i just say 4:28/4:29 is just great.

[@AidGum]

I was going to say Sonic 1: The Next Level :c

[@professchris1562]

play sonic 2 the reten of shadow

[@deandracritchlow2688]

Jon bbbnChristopher Baljour b me

[@jordenlang1119]

I love sonic 1 megami- *G A M E O V E R*

[@QUINOVIN]

"Line 111 STFU!" -Sonic Megamix

[@DankFirewolf]

Its telling Line 1111 to STFU

[@Bearman851]

Me: Says something my parents don't like My parents: 4:27

[@coolswag33]

@@Kmaxrzd same

[@kaceyboi14]

SHUT THE FUCK UP

[@Iron8127]

I'll stfu if I want to,game.

[@JoSephGD]

"Let's play Megamix!" LINE 1111 STFU **speechless**

[@Iron8127]

Ok I'll stop talking 0_0

[@AbsnormalCoolest]

yeah i'd be speechless if Sonic The Hedgehog himself told me to shut the FUCK up too

[@DJNeoncat]

When the address error said “LINE 1111 STFU”, I felt that.

[@pockalock4764]

I thought it said "LINE 1111 STEW" lol

[@mickabajerski4985]

Lmao,

[@thesonicwastaken]

LINE 1111 SHUT THE FUCK UP (no offense to anyone here)

[@itsdad0c]

Game: Crashes redhotsonic: OH COME ON Game: _"WHAT'S THE MAGIC WORD??"_ *_C_*

[@redhotsonic]

Puhahaha!

[@veeenjoyer24]

UNT

[@Huwitto]

I *_C_* why

[@thecursedcombine3951]

C

[@hypergoon1152]

C

[@TorutheRedFox]

Sonic 1's error handler allows you to continue past errors by pressing C Sonic 2 and 3 has a very basic error handler that is just a couple of nops in a loop, and S3K has the same thing minus the loop, causing it to reset the game due to the position of the error handler in the cartridge (being right before the actual entrypoint)

[@PercyPanleo]

iirc 5.0a was only released because someone leaked it.

[@alexthejapanfan7905]

RedHotSonic has approved this message, Great Job!

[@THENAMEISQUICKMAN]

Considering everytime you die the whole game crashes, I'm not surprised the team didn't want to release it.

[@asra-5180]

@@THENAMEISQUICKMAN does it not crash on emu though? You need to think about emus too. SM64 hacks as an example, mostly work on pc. Only some rare few ones work on console. Last impact? Crashes on console. But works on emus.

[@ViviNoSmol]

@@asra-5180 In emulator many of the crashes on console happen in Emulator, such as Bonus or deaths. (Also, Sonic Megamix was made primarily to run on the original console)

[@dezwashere8706]

True.

[@dannyleedawber]

5:41 Sign: Strange Isn't it? Sonic OVA: Hey that's my line;

[@Gingerbravefanaccount]

Sonic adventure:Hey thats my line

[@athing18]

The mid to late 2000s...Heck, I'd say the ENTIRETY! Great time for Sonic ROM hacks and fangames alike. From well known to incredibly oscure games, I'd say that this was an active and *immensely* influential period in the Sonic fan community, for both the community and the future of official games. Cheers to 15 years of Sonic Megamix!

[@Oysterblade84]

I agree, 2005 to about 2011 was probably the most exciting time for Sonic rom hacks, even though that period had more buggy Sonic hacks, it was truly an innovative time, watching all the videos on KZbin of Sonic hacks back then when most of us couldn't even play them beyond emulators. It seems after 2011, more and more Sonic hacks came out unfinished but less buggy, now hardly anyone puts in a decent effort beyond Green Hill and the Sonic hacking contests yearly don't really help as they only promote the hacker to just quickly change the first level and bugger the rest of the game.

[@athing18]

Adrian Gauna The 2000s to the early 2010s was surely an interesting period for Sonic fan games and hacks. From 2004/2005-2011, I'd follow countless fan games and hacks, some of which were finished or mostly done (including Sonic Megamix), most of which were unfinished, forgotten, and/or no one knows what happened to the creators. I remember the period where Multimedia Fusion was a fresh way to create Sonic games, when Sonic Robo Blast 2 was in its 1.09 stages, when the BlitzSonic engine was the next hot way of creating Sonic games from around 2007-2010. The community has grown, blossomed like never before. To this day I still hold on to the memories of unfinished fan games and hacks, hoping they somehow see the light of day, although we approach a new decade.

[@athing18]

I'm not sure if anyone find this relevant, though I'd like to post about some fangames and hacks from the period that have and haven't survived. The purpose of this comment is to serve as a retrospect of the legacy of fan games. If you're not interested in a small history lesson, my apologies, you don't have to read it. Thouh I do find these mildly interesting.🤗 One of them, Sonic XG, which began around 2005-2006, went silent after 2007, though it resurged around 2012-2014 with video updates. You'd think after waiting 5 years for an update on the project it's good. After a second 5 year break, I'm sure it's left unfinished. Sonic GL, at kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2m2pnaQptppsLs seemed a really ambitious 3D project when I first found the video in 2006. It does show a bit of age, but imagine seeing this in the mid-2000s compared to a lot of other fan games at the time. "Sonic the Hedgehog 3D", a fangame that began development in around 2006-2007, was in part inspired by Sonic Robo Blast 2 (SRB2). While SRB2 was based on the Doom Legacy engine, Sonic the Hedgehog 3D is based on eduke32. Like SRB2 during that period, many elements from the original game engine remain. Sonic 3D was last updated just about seven years ago. Meanwhile, SRB2 has grown, and received an overhaul update on December 7th. Sonic Zero: Remastered began as Sonic Zero in 2001 and was cancelled in 2012. Some assets from the game were eventually handed over to other projects, including Sonic: Time Twisted. Ashura Dark Reign began development in 2005 as a mod for Unreal Tournament 2004. The last release was almost 10 years ago, and in early 2016 the project was moved to UDK/UE3. Since then, there has been no updates. Finished or still surviving: Sonic Axiom was in development for a few years and released in 2011. Sonic: Time Twisted began development in 2005 and after receiving a major overhaul finally released in 2017. Sonic Classic began development from sometime in the mid-2000s(?) and released in 2011. It received revisions in 2012-2013 and 2016. In 2011, a sequel titled Sonic Classic 2 began development, which got a video update just a week ago. The release is set for Summer 2020.

[@Oysterblade84]

@@athing18 I agree with you. I remember when Markey Jester who back then was known only as Dr.X Insanity discovered ''split disassembly'' in ASM editing and then he gave us our first look into more innovative and complicated ways of creating Sonic hacks. I wish someone would fix Sonic 1 The Blue Blur by Scwha as it was a harder, more challenging Sonic 1 rom hack with a beautiful colour palette, sadly it crashes at the beginning of ''Gimmick Egg Zone' Act 1' and no amount of mashing the C button will get you out of it. I agree the community has matured and blossomed but has also become more lazy in finishing rom hacks than in the early to mid 2000's.

[@Oysterblade84]

@@athing18 Wow! You know your history of Sonic fangames really well! These are the games I wish were finished and bug free: Bugs are present only on real hardware, some on emulators. 1. Sonic The Blue Blur By Shwcha = Crashes at the beginning of ''Gimmick Egg Zone Act 1'' (Address Error-Illegal Instruction) 2. Sonic Redemption By UtopiaUK & Lipps ---- = Crashes at the end of every level and severly crashes at the beginning of ''Radiant Plaza Act 1'' 3. Sonic 1 & 2 By Colin C = Crashes in Green Hill Zone and Labyrinth Zone 4. Sonic 1 Harder Levels now know as ''Sonic & The Mystic Gems'' by my mate Eduardo Knuckles. = Never been finished but Eduardo is still trying to complete it after more than 10 years.

[@HaydenX]

I really like Megamix, but the romhack I actually had the most fun with was Amy Rose in Sonic 1. It's really simple, I know, but Amy fits the more deliberate pacing of Sonic 1 better than Sonic does, and the hammer jump is really nice in a lot of the more vertical areas of Sonic 1 such as parts of Marble, Labyrinth, Spring Yard, and Star Light zones...though her lower speed is a bit of a pain in some parts of Scrap Brain. In any case...I totally get why Megamix is considered to be the king of the hacks for most people.

[@ChoboSonic]

Fun Fact: Selbi “borrowed” some stuff from Sonic Megamix 1.0 and used it in his rom hack called Sonic 1 Projekt 255.

[@jordenlang1119]

Thanks for the info!

[@giovannidotgen]

Oh, to be a hacker in their early days.

[@smd91xx]

@VGFox the quotes imply that they probably didn't

[@reset3073]

@@smd91xx prob stole

[@ls190v2]

Classic Selbi.

[@CybersperesMainChannel]

2:12 "I didn't actually play this game from A - *Zed*"-And that my friends, is how to catch a brit.

[@kotomishione]

I have never seen a game *uncrash* itself.

[@saturnbuddy]

Genesis does what Nintendont!

[@mega_tails3910]

There was a rom hack that when sonic uses/collect something, it plays a sonic boom audio, like “rings!” And “Bounce pad!” Will it work on real hardware? I think the rom was called sonic boomed

[@traeyboy529]

Sonic 1 Boom by VadaPEGA. RHS already went through that one.

[@kamcyngene]

@@traeyboy529 but not on real hardware

[@STC161]

@@kamcyngene Pretty sure it does work on real hardware. Since it's just the vanilla game but with Sonic Boom Sonic Audio.

[@IPlayGeometryDashIGuess]

I played that and I sonic says "arghhh!" When he loses

[@miloiguessalt]

@@STC161 i dont know because of the sound chip

[@caldo7221]

I seem to recall pressing the C button sends the error to debugging and tries to continue, thats why pressing it let you keep playing if I recall correctly, i'm sure MegaGWolf said that about some of the Sonic Corruption videos he did a while back

[@SADXGamer4]

I’m the 100th like btw

[@sweet.s0n1c]

the c button is the main character

[@csikocska]

The Sonic 1 Megamix hack was so awesome modification of Sonic 1 when I discovered on the Internet. I played with big smile on my face when I tried out on a Sega Genesis emulator (Gens). :) I waited for the 5.0 stable version and this moment was not come. Somewhere I glad the Sonic Mania game (and it's expansion DLC) is came out more than 1 years ago, I enjoyed like Sonic 2 in my childhood.

[@Oysterblade84]

This is a terrific video! Finally someone's paying attention to bugs and glitches on real hardware aside from me. May I add that with Sonic Megamix 4.0 on the Mega-CD playing as Knuckles only, the game resets itself as soon as you fall down the first marble pit in Dark Fortress Zone Act 1, the game is fully playable with all the other characters just not Knuckles, and when using original mode the game resets itself after completing the first Special Stage with Tails only. Also always activate the debug mode on the title screen for a clean escape from the dreaded Special Stage ''stuck in block'' glitch which sometimes doesn't allow your character to break free after so many jumps. When this happens and you can't get out of it, pause the game, press A and you'll warp straight out to the normal level, it will result in a missed chaos emerald Special Stage try but it's worth it. If you don't activate debug mode and you get stuck in a Special Stage block, it's time to reset your game and accept a wasted days opportunity. My advice is to stick with the beta first release1.0, 3.0 on the Mega Drive and 4.0 on the Mega-CD, the other ones are too glitchy to play on real hardware.

[@Oysterblade84]

Just my opinion: Sonic The Lost Worlds by ExecByte is the best rom hack that ever came out, i'll explain why: 1. It is the only rom hack ever made that actually looks like an entirely new game and not just recycled garbage from the official Sonic games which usually consisted of a different colour palette, same layouts and different music usually changed for the worsed. 2. The level design is very good, it's designed in such a way that you have to actually slow down and think before you decide to move. Not all Sonic games have levels where you're constantly holding down the right button without a care in the world. There is alot of careful platforming required in this game. 3. The zones are all new (except Casino Night Zone) giving the player a brand new experience, every other Sonic hack just reuses Green Hill and Emerald Hill's art over and over poorly creating the illusion of being a new entirely different game when it's not. This one is. 4. They kept Sonic 2's music in the game with some remixed tracks originally from the beta releases instead of getting someone who knows little to nothing about programming SMPS engine music and creating stuff that sounds like arse. 5. Super Sonic is still present when containing all 7 Emeralds. 6. The rom is optimised in audio for PAL 50Hz Mega Drive systems. 7. It's an actual finished rom unlike most of the other 700+ Sonic rom hacks that are presented at the Sonic hacking contest every year these days.

[@safiahussein9785]

@@Oysterblade84 hi adrian, I love your content!❤

[@TheFlipperFlop]

*line 1111 stfu* ... anyways great vid! (Great goodness I laughed so hard when that moment happened)

[@justanotheryoutubechannel]

It’s such a shame this never got finished, 4.0b and especially the leaked 5.0 look incredible and I wish this was finished or at least improved to be less buggy. Unfortunately this seems very unlikely these days, because the team is long separated and IIRC one of the developers even got arrested. I wish the Mega CD was used for more romhacks like this, if I had any skills I’d love to make something like this for myself but I suck at drawing pixelart and I don’t know where I’d get an engine to work with, and I doubt I could learn to rom hack real Mega CD code.

[@JahrettBernard]

​@@pedrocastromachadogribel3106 that version is unofficial and it's still a work in progress.

[@SonicTweaker]

Lots of memories in these early builds. Fun video; thanks for making it! I suppose it goes without saying that at the time of a lot of these early builds, getting things to work on hardware as opposed to just *work* wasn't the biggest priority, initially. When things moved over to the Mega CD testing on hardware was a lot easier (Stealth has always been extremely meticulous), but I believe that by 3.0 a lot of the big coding no-nos as far as hardware compatibility were mostly worked out by everyone on the team. Shoutout to the even and align commands. :'D Glad to see people still enjoy Megamix after all these years!

[@mortenera4423]

I saw a shocking comment about Sonic Megamix under another youtuber's video. You...did something to your little sister, didn't you? Probably that's why the rest of the team decided to leave

[@megamanfan3]

10:53 I'd recommend either Philips or Sony CD-Rs. Most likely because those two companies developed the compact disc format.

[@SADXGamer4]

Good point, never thought of that

[@FoxMan_FF]

Well, of course version 3.0 would be the most stable. It was also the version that was _pirated_ the most. Hell, I even have a bootleg Russian cart myself that I play from time to time to remind me how... not very good this hack was. Yeah, this hack aged poorly, in my opinion. There are so many hacks out there that have more than surpassed Megamix in terms of quality. I think it was definitely great for its time, though. I had never even seen the earliest builds before either, so this was neat to watch! Also, iirc, the creators' servers were hit with a DDoS attack a long time ago (which is also how one of the unstable Sega CD builds got leaked), so I don't think this is going to be finished or worked on anytime soon.

[@HamtaroSonicHedgehog]

Actually that DDoS attack thing never stopped them from developing the hack, it's just unfortunately the team eventually split so now it's just stealth. He stated that he was still gonna release what was done with the latest version of the game, while also going back and fixing up the buggy 4.0 Sega CD version of the game.

[@FoxMan_FF]

Ah, alright. Thanks for clearing that up!

[@AzrielArcade]

From what I've heard, Stealth might have cancelled it for good due to several issues such as understandably working on his own projects. As much as I'd love a definitive, final CD version of Megamix as seen in his last teaser of it, I'd highly doubt it'll ever come to pass. :/

[@HamtaroSonicHedgehog]

@@AzrielArcade I know he's been incredibly busy with other stuff so it's understandable. I know before he was busy with Sonic Mania of course.

[@JayDeeIsMyName]

V3.0 aged a bit. But come on, it's still a wonderful mix-up of the original Sonic 1. The true final form of 5.0 would've freshened up a lot of the 'aged' factors, I think.

[@tman9940]

I really enjoy this series its interesting to see how hardware and emulator versions can differ alot in terms of crashes

[@AidGum]

Never thought I'd hear Yu Yu Hakusho on redhotsonic's channel.

[@stariwinkle]

I really wanna know where that Yu Yu Hakusho cover came from

[@HarbingerYT]

I think it's from Yu Yu Hakusho on the genesis. I know Metal Sonic Hyperdrive had the main theme.

[@lssjgaming1599]

Same lmao

[@GrounderSez]

It's from the Mega drive's Yu Yu Hakusho game. It's the instruction version(?)

[@CaylanMorganTheObjectThingy]

@@HarbingerYT *□ INTENSIFIES*

[@SNESKegaGamer]

I beat Sonic Megamix on my real Sega CD model 2 that was attached to my HDG Model 1 Genesis in 2011. The music sounds so good on the real hardware with headphones hooked up

[@mickabajerski4985]

Im glad that i found this channel. Loving all the sonic stuff. Great work 💜

[@SluggishRain]

“What’s your favorite Sonic rom hack?” Me: *_at least one of them_*

[@d3-penguin954]

I unironically want sonic 2 recreation to be finally finished some day.

[@Alexrun902]

You know, coming back to this now after many BDIWORH, I'm curious how much of the glitches found throughout the builds were exclusive to the flashcards or regional systems. This was still an early BDIWORH so I know red didn't have the other regions or flash cards at the time but considering that the Japanese Mega Drive usually presents the most glitches and it's the only one he's using in this video it's still interesting to think about it.

[@caiviofficial]

"I need to stop slacking, I need a bit of a push! I need a C button!"

[@KewelsBri]

Up next: Will it work on the Sega Genesis Mini?

[@BongooGaming]

Result: It’s an emulator. So yes!

[@Speedhedge12]

YESSS (i’m already going on my way to add that game)

[@KewelsBri]

@@BongooGaming Actually, there are some games that don’t work unless you use Retroarch, last I checked. For example, Sonic 3 Complete.

[@BongooGaming]

@@KewelsBri oh.

[@KewelsBri]

@@BongooGaming Oh, wait, sorry, I think I remembered wrong. It's Sonic 3 & Knuckles that doesn't work, I'm pretty sure. It needs to either be a specific type of dump that works as one cart or you can just play Sonic 3 Complete, which actually does work.

[@DimonKILL]

Ah yes, the game wants to shut him with code saying "STFU" which translates to "Shut the funk up"

[@maxistellazapata7108]

turns out, megamix has been re-imaginated on mania! and its so good! you should give it a try

[@Aran_MD]

I've been following you on twitter for a while, and then youtube recommended this to me. Loved the video! and didn't knew megamix had a 5th version! :O

[@redscorpion2127]

Redhotsonic: What's your favorite sonic rom hack of all time? Normies: Sonic Megamix Intellectuals: Pana der hejhog

[@TDRR_Gamez]

Legends: Sonic's fun and easy adventure

[@bamanimates65]

4:22 that feels like if it was a sonic.exe game because sonic just disappears

[@javianwilliams7463]

13:55 “Err, I don’t know where to go.”

[@pentalobescrew]

the 2007 build is like one of those challenge videos that are all over youtube "sonic 1 but every time you jump the game crashes"

[@Iron8127]

I did not expect the game to swear at you, RedHotSonic.

[@CaylanMorganTheObjectThingy]

[@TheInfiniteLegend]

redhotsonic: Will this be ever developed any further? Me: Umm, there is one, Sonic 1 Megamix Rewritten *UNDER DEVElOPMENT!!!* :)

[@citrus_yellow]

dude that “LINE 11 STFU” was amazing

[@HEXlDEClMAL]

Sonic 2 Recreation is my favorite Sonic Hack too. I have increased RHS’ happiness health. I really think it’s done very well and I especially love the random code generator. That I find extremely impressive.

[@georgealexandru9179]

Fun fact! I know this is 4 years ago but eh, on the 4.0b version of Megamix, if you go to the options and on Sound Test, select 17 and you'll hear Smooth Criminal by the legend MJ!

[@georgealexandru9179]

Also known as Metallic Base Act 3

[@NunofYerbizness]

2:48 Did an early build of Sonic Megamix indirectly predict a quirk of the Sonic 3 proto? The bell-like instrument in this rendition of Angel Islamd Act 2 is also utilized in the same manner there.

[@timbertam7668]

Redhotsonic: Wants to play peacefully Sonic Megamix: Shut the fuck up

[@Sahilbashirkhan2011]

Redhotsonic: Quickly what's your favorite sonic ROM hack of all time?? Me:sonic classic heros

[@UltraSonicHero]

Oh dear I can see the game was crashing, more glitching seizures coming our way. XD

[@JetroNetro]

12:27 ‘’Or can I?’’ *Vsauce music starts playing*

[@GMDTheOnyxGuyEizzX]

At first when you asked about favorite Sonic hack, I remembered Sonic 1 The Next Level and Sonic 2 Recreation, but then you mentioned S2R and lol, that got me

[@Hehehehar0]

the fact that it says stfu on some errors when it means something else is honestly pretty funny.

[@keiyakins]

I just said the first that came to mind. So apparently my favorite is Sonic 2XL

[@EggoBoi]

It is good. It punishes you for grabbing too many rings and gives a harder challenge. It's just... fat sonic but it reminded me of that AoSTH where sonc and tails get fat so it doesn't make a difference.

[@wohdinhel]

that chiptune rendition of smile bomb in the beginning is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Gingerbravefanaccount]

Game:Dies redhotsonic:OH COME ON Game:Ask nicely "C"

[@jao69420]

"LINE 1111 STFU" -Hardware, Real

[@T-Bone3063]

4:26-4:32 the game did NOT have to do him like that 💀

[@Julian_Pepper]

with the C button skipping through crashes is a Sonic 1 thing, it throws up errors for the sonic 1 developers, and pressing C will tell the game to attempt to keep running

[@MC_MYSTERIALTEAM9696]

My favorite is Ordinary Sonic RomHack

[@brandonsimington]

I appreciate the Yu Yu Hakusho music in the beginning

[@flameguy5]

4:26 the Rom said : bro shut the f*** up and just start the game

[@Tinmanti]

This is 100% the kind of shit I can get behind. Subscribing for sure! Keep up the great content.

[@Useott]

_LINE 1111 STFU_ was my favorite moment, like how finny is it to get a error screen telling you to shut up

[@SethSkoda]

Not only decent CD-Rs, but burn at no more than 4x speed or the console may not be able to read the disc

[@koquitico4750]

In the genesis, when an Illegal instruction occurs, press c to make the cpu its re-attempt to make the game run *Even though most of you knew that*

[@MegaMasterCD]

I didn't, that's interesting

[@MinecrafterPictures]

RHS: I really wanted to play Sonic Megamix! Sonic Megamix: STFU! You shall not pass! RHS: **uses the "C button smash" trick**

[@77sugarcoated]

4:25 killed me

[@Jose3Nazario]

Some YuYu Hakusho music love at the beginning. Love that!!

[@U-Flame]

I seem to remember a relatively recent stream where Stealth had a setup working on Megamix on hardware

[@XrosProductionsKc]

The YuYu Hakusho music in the beginning was a nice touch.

[@dabluepittoo-aqua4213]

And yet we're still waiting for the next review after The S Factor...

[@Adrian.R850]

The "LINE 1111 STFU" joke made me chuckle.

[@suzyomakukula1107]

8:07 taught me to NEVER try sonic megamix.

[@MosoBubbles]

“Line 1111 stfu” caught me so off guard 😂

[@breadthefox1862]

Hey red hot! The reason that pressing c gets the game to work after crashes is simple the c button tells the console to ignore the crash and continue the game

[@MrIzaiah2007YT]

I didn't know that Sonic Mania (The only version I got was the Switch version on Christmas. the year where I got this game is unknown.) Was Developed by the people Who made Sonic Megamix! How Insanely mind-blowing!! Also the Sonic Megamix Version I played was the Hacking Contest 2006 Build and was on the school's computer on a web browser. and that was in 6th Grade.

[@thatretrocattt]

Everybody gangsta til Sonic Megamix tells you to "Line 111 STFU"

[@yattibanks]

Game: (crashes) C botton: " Come now. This is no place to die! "

[@AlexPerrine]

4:26 how rude. “Line 1111 STFU” - Sonic Megamix Hacking Contest Build 2006 6:36 8:07 darn it game

[@avi8aviate]

What does that error actually mean anyway? Maybe this Line 1111 is sending too much data?

[@LukeBNSF]

Line 1111 Emulator (the developers of this hack played with the names of the errors in the Sonic 1 exception handler) is a 68k exception related to handling of opcodes with 1111 (0xF) as the top nibble. Line 1010 Emulator is identical, except it is for 1010 (0xA) instructions. These opcodes were left undefined in the original 68000; programmers could define their own functions for these codes in software, and the 68000 would trap these opcodes and execute them with a software handler (the titular emulator). If, however, an 1111 or 1010 instruction is encountered that is undefined in the current running program, the processor will raise one of the above exceptions. A handful of Mega Drive/Genesis games did apparently define their own custom 1111 and/or 1010 opcodes, but most, including Sonic 1, did not.

[@geminielectro]

11:52 In Sonic Megamix 4.0 you have the option to select CD-DA instead of FM music...

[@mrpie6386]

4:25 F in the comments for red hot sonic. also, I didn't know a game could at least try to roast.

[@retromusician_official]

The reason for the C button progressing the game is that if the game detects an error. It says an error code (STFU being there since in the 2006 build the codes were modified). The C button is programmed to attempt to skip the error. This usually works really good, many times only corrupting the life counter. Other times if just crashes the whole game

[@epico1554]

An ondinary sonic rom hack - answer to your question :)

[@uzi_murderdronesedit]

C is the most power full button

[@_SYDGAMING_]

Somic boom and a ordinary sonic rom hack are my favorite rom hacks

[@realmariowahoo]

A game telling you to shut the flip up is crazy

[@daytonsMusicRoom]

Sonic: I Love You Matthew Me: Thanks Bud

[@NextGenJay]

I’m not sure if you’ve been made aware. But there’s been a release of a Sonic Megamix Version 3.5 (which is essentially 4.0 for the Genesis) So I was wondering that would work on real hardware. I would say most likely due to 3.0 being stable as well.

[@not_kjb]

I doubt it, it doesn't even work on certain emulators lol

[@SantiTheValiant]

One of my favorite Sonic Hack is: Sonic Megamix and Sonic 2 Recreation. AMAZING THIS GAMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@somerandomhandle]

game: imma go fake crash rhs: *presses c* game: UNDERSTANDABLE, HAVE A GREAT DAY

[@skyprojectro]

Sonic 2 Recreation is one of my fav rom hacks alongside Sonic 3 Complete and Sonic 3D Blast DX

[@ownsundae]

sonic.exe fangames do be like that

[@amarait2]

favorite sonic rom hack - knuckles emerald hunt.

[@JonathanMyers-s4n]

At the beginning of the video rhs said “quickly what’s your favorite sonic rom hack of all time!” And to that I respond in sonic th very useful engine because I like trains

[@JonathanMyers-s4n]

0:00

[@safiahussein9785]

Sonic Megamix is my favorite. Also, I loved Dark Foretress Zone from v.04. Besides the long length.😒😒

[@ShiningProdigyTAS]

0:03 x2 SONIC CLASSIC HEROES

[@gumballwatterson6786]

My favorite Sonic Rom Hack is Sonic Sad Hill: Hell of- time over

[@DonnyHolt-il4bi]

Dude your sonic oc is in a rom hack its called redhotsonic in sonic 1

[@SooperStar_HD-ey4cz]

According to a link on Sonic Retro, this hack takes place during the events of The S Factor: Sonia & Silver.

[@Kim-pi7ni]

What’s your favorite sonic Rom hack me:...sonic1: Game over

[@elijahrosado3816]

Well, I know Version 3.0 works on real hardware. I've seen a video of someone testing Sonic Megamix 3.0 on an AtGames Sega Genesis handheld console, and it works.