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I question any Sega related book that doesn't list Melf or Sega-16 as a reference.
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This is what I was hoping to determine.
I don't know if I'll be referenced or not, but I did an interview of around 18 questions for that Collected Works book. Blake Harris also used Sega-16 as a reference for his Console Wars book. He thanked me via email, but the publisher cut his reference page from the final version.Originally Posted by GohanX
I'm surprised that's legal.
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I saw this linked on Tiny Cartridge. Figured people in this thread would enjoy. It's about all of those lost levels from Sonic games and a journalist that's met Yuji Naka a whole bunch of times.
http://www.theatlantic.com/technolog...levels/373925/
It might not be. If the book isn't edited right, and they cut the references, someone could sue for plagiarism.
Weird that they would risk it just to save a fraction of a penny.
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The interesting thing is that these days Hidden Palace would have been finished up and released as DLC.
I didn't know the Android version of Sonic 2 has one of the lost levels! Thanks for sharing that article, it was a good read.
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Yeah, that game plays perfectly sideloaded on the OUYA as well.
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I normally like the Retronauts podcast, but the Genesis/Mega Drive one was just so painful to listen to I had to stop halfway through. I understand their stated Nintendo bias, but shit, they got so many basic things wrong.
"The first Street Fighter on Genesis was Super, right?"
"Oh yeah, the Sega CD only had a handful of good games on it. It was the first with FMV."
Am I just old and crotchety now?
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