Yes! Quite a few, though, specifically I couldn't really tell you how many.
Glad to hear you're having fun
Yes! Quite a few, though, specifically I couldn't really tell you how many.
I guess it depends on how long a stage takes for you. The Game Gear stuff and 3D Blast could go either way, though Chaotix should 100% be split up since that game works odd.
I always kinda liked how Knuckles' 0-6 ending, as it seems to be a lead-in to what could've been
I think familiarity and the snappier pace is helping you here. When we enter the third dimension for real, things are gonna get trickier. Something like Generations with its 9 levels and 2 acts per level can run fairly high, especially with the Missions as well. For games structured like that (when the missions are required), I'd probably recommend doing the Act 1 and Act 2 separately, given the size of the levels and your collecting habits
(gotta get those Red Star Rings!)
, then the missions for that level the next day, and so on.It still looks incredibly phallic, too.
That's fascinating. I had no idea!TehRealSalt wrote: ↑4 years ago Fun fact, Knuckles' playthrough was originally meant to skip Flying Battery Zone, until the game was split in half and it was moved to the S&K half. Lots of things point to this, such as FBZ having the least Knuckles routes, the little Eggman identity mix-up, and the rest of Knuckles story generally being devoid of the "bigger" Eggman influences like it.
The weird portal stringing Carnival Night & Ice Cap was meant to be an explanation for skipping it, since Flying Battery was originally between them.
Blood Ghoul wrote:Sometimes it seems my blood spurts out in gobs, as if it were a fountain's pulsing sobs. I clearly hear it mutter as it goes yet cannot find the wound from which it flows. Before I met you, baby, I didn't know what I was missing.
Blood Ghoul wrote:Sometimes it seems my blood spurts out in gobs, as if it were a fountain's pulsing sobs. I clearly hear it mutter as it goes yet cannot find the wound from which it flows. Before I met you, baby, I didn't know what I was missing.