Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In the Sonic 3 November 3rd, 1993 prototype, there exists a debug function of sorts that allows the player to skip certain events and cutscenes in the game. This is most likely done so that testers could skip over certain sequences that were unfinished or to skip the score tally.
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In the Sonic 3 November 3rd, 1993 prototype, there exists a debug function of sorts that allows the player to skip certain events and cutscenes in the game. This is most likely done so that testers could skip over certain sequences that were unfinished or to skip the score tally.
This video was requested by someone months ago, so sorry for the delay on that!
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![[Sprite Animation] Death Egg Robot Battle & KNUCKLES](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/orUUpgB8hBI/mqdefault.jpg "[Sprite Animation] Death Egg Robot Battle & KNUCKLES
The giant robot suits are broken out a little earlier than usual.
This day marks exactly two years since part 1 of this series. Originally it was cancelled, but a lot of people enjoyed it so I made a part 2! I started working on this in January (not consistently!) and here this is, almost 11 months later.
In actuality, this is actually the 4th part, with the previous part actually being the 2nd. Part 1 and 4 have never been finished or released, and since this series isnt meant to make sense anymore it has little connection with the unseen parts.
You probably noticed the white lines in the background while watching this video. Unfortunately, that seems to be a major visual bug present in Adobe Flash CS6 and there is little I can do about. I wanted to do accurate BG parallax effects as seen in the original game.
Sprite credit goes to Sega, Sonic Team, STI.
Sprite ripping credit goes to Apocalypse, SupaChao, Mister Man, SkyLights, Grim, Dolphman, and The Observer.
Special Thanks to Mecha Knuckles 2001 for some of the Metal Sonic Kai sprites used in this video.
Music & Sound credit goes to Sonic Team and Sega Sound Team.")
